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FTC Warns 97 Auto Dealerships About Deceptive Pricing Practices

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By Lisa Singer, Briana Rodriguez, Aaron H. Jacoby
| Mondaq
ArentFox Schiff are most popular: within Insurance, Real Estate and Construction and Strategy topic(s) with readers working within the Healthcare and Pharmaceuticals & BioTech industries On March 13, the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) sent warning letters to 97 automobile dealership groups, putting them on notice that their pricing practices may violate Section 5 of the FTC Act, which prohibits unfair or deceptive acts or practices (UDAP) as well as unfair methods of competition.
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FTC Warns 97 Auto Dealerships About Deceptive Pricing Practices

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By Aaron H. Jacoby, Briana Rodriguez
| JD Supra
On March 13, the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) sent warning letters to 97 automobile dealership groups, putting them on notice that their pricing practices may violate Section 5 of the FTC Act, which prohibits unfair or deceptive acts or practices (UDAP) as well as unfair methods of competition.
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FTC Warns 97 Auto Dealerships About Deceptive Pricing Practices

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By Lisa Singer, Briana Rodriguez, Aaron H. Jacoby
| ArentFox Schiff Legal Podcasts
Off While the FTC did not publicly identify the recipients in their press release, which includes a sample of the warning letter, this action makes clear that the Commission views deceptive vehicle pricing as a top enforcement priority. What the Letters Say The warning letters inform dealers that the price they advertise should be the actual price consumers will pay, aside from required government charges such as taxes. A warning letter is not a determination that a dealer has violated the law.
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