Attorney and consultant Steve Levine tries to predict how a second Trump administration will change the way auto finance is regulated. +
Despite trade groups’ best efforts, new regulations taking effect in 2025 will effectively prevent RV dealers from selling diesel coaches — and not just in California. +
Best Ford of Nashua (N.H.)’s Facebook followers quickly tracked down a customer suspected of using a fake check to steal a $50,000 truck. +
Colorado Attorney General Phil Weiser says the owners of a service contract provider misrepresented its products and services as well as its charitable endeavors. +
Former Consumer Financial Protection Bureau attorney Tom Oscherwitz says a review of the agency's own data proves its stated priorities fail to reflect the issues car buyers are actually complaining about. +
Volkswagen’s decision to bypass its U.S. dealer network and sell Scout Motors EVs directly to consumers drew a swift rebuke from national and state dealer associations. +
A NHTSA investigation into 2.4 million Tesla vehicles equipped with optional Full Self-Driving software follows the latest of four reported collisions. +
A federal judge refused to dismiss a lawsuit alleging a Chicago dealership wrongly claimed bonus payments after misreporting sales to known resellers. +
A New York City Hyundai dealership accused a former employee of fraud and breach of fiduciary duty for allegedly accepting kickbacks from a product provider. +
Arguing on procedural grounds, dealer association attorneys asked the 5th Circuit to overturn the Federal Trade Commission’s new vehicle shopping rule or remand it to the agency for revision. +
