"Dealers in the Crosshairs: FTC Cracks Down on Misleading Vehicle Prices The Federal Trade Commission is keeping a close eye on car dealerships, scrutinizing their advertised prices on both their own websites and third-party listings like Cars.com and CarGurus. According to the FTC, dealers are ultimately responsible for the accuracy of their listings on these popular online marketplaces, which can often lead to confusion and frustration for potential buyers. With the FTC taking a stronger stance on transparency, car buyers can expect to see more accurate and reliable pricing information in the coming months. But what does this mean for dealerships, and how will they adapt to the new regulations?"
The Federal Trade Commission is watching dealers' advertised vehicle prices and says stores are responsible for their listings on third-party sites. However, vendors such as Cars.com and CarGurus have ...
