- FTC Approves Final Consent Order Against Las Vegas Auto Dealers For Misleading Consumers About Cost of Cars ( )
- FTC Action: Auto Dealership Will Pay $80,000 Penalty for Violating 2012 Order Prohibiting Deceptive Advertising of Vehicle Costs ( )
- Texas Auto Dealer Will Pay More Than $82,000 To Settle FTC Charges It Violated Fair Credit Reporting Act ( )
- FTC Will Keep Consumer Product Warranty Rules in Current Form with Some Modifications ( )
- Auto Loan Relief Scammer Banned from Telemarketing, Debt Relief Services Under FTC Settlement ( )
- Two Las Vegas Auto Dealers Settle FTC Charges They Deceptively Advertised the Cost of Their Cars ( )
- Dos concesionarios de carros de Las Vegas resuelven los cargos de la FTC Ellos anunciaron engañosamente el costo de sus carros ( )
- FTC Proposes Gramm-Leach-Bliley Rule Amendment to Allow Online Privacy Notices From Auto Dealers That Finance Purchases ( )
- FTC Action Leads Arkansas Car Dealer to Pay $90,000 Civil Penalty for not Displaying ‘Buyers Guides’ on Used Cars ( )
- FTC Approves Final Consent Orders with Two Car Title Lenders Charged with Deceptively Advertising Cost of Loans ( )
- FTC Approves Final Consent Orders in Two Deceptive Auto Advertising Cases ( )
- FTC Will Keep Consumer Product Warranty Rules in Current Form with Some Modifications ( )
- FTC Approves Final Consent in Deceptive Auto Add-On Case ( )
- FTC Staff Urges Michigan Legislature to Repeal Ban on Direct-to-Consumer Sale of Motor Vehicles by Auto Manufacturers ( )
- FTC Puts Conditions on Merger of Auto Parts Suppliers ZF Friedrichshafen AG and TRW Automotive Holdings Corp. ( )
- FTC, Multiple Law Enforcement Partners Announce Crackdown on Deception, Fraud in Auto Sales, Financing and Leasing ( )
- La FTC y varias agencias colegas a cargo del cumplimiento de la ley anuncian enérgicas medidas adoptadas contra prácticas engañosas y fraudulentas en la venta, financiación y leasing de automóviles ( )
- FTC, Law Enforcement Partners to Announce Crackdown on Deception, Fraud in Auto Industry ( )
- BMW Settles FTC Charges that Its MINI Division Illegally Conditioned Warranty Coverage on Use of Its Parts and Service ( )
- FTC Approves Final Order in Texas Auto Dealer Deceptive Ad Case ( )
- En los primeros casos de la FTC contra prestadores que otorgan préstamos sobre el título de propiedad de carros, las compañías resuelven los cargos por anunciar engañosamente el costo de sus préstamos ( )
- In First FTC Cases Against Car Title Lenders, Companies Settle Charges They Deceptively Advertised the Cost of Their Loans ( )
- FTC Extends Comment Period on Additional Proposed Changes to Used Car Rule ( )
- FTC Halts Texas Auto Dealer’s Deceptive Ads ( )
- La FTC frena anuncios engañosos de un concesionario de carros de Texas ( )
- FTC Takes Action Against Two Auto Dealership Chains For Violating 2012 Orders Prohibiting Deceptive Advertising of Vehicle Costs ( )
- FTC Seeks Comments on Additional Proposed Changes to Used Car Rule ( )
- FTC Provides Comment to NHTSA on Privacy and Vehicle-To-Vehicle Communications ( )
- FTC Approves Amendments to Used Auto Parts Guides ( )
- Auto Lender Will Pay $5.5 Million to Settle FTC Charges It Harassed Consumers, Collected Amounts They Did Not Owe ( )
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