The Federal Trade Commission is scrutinizing how car dealers display vehicle prices online, emphasizing that dealers—not third-party platforms—are ultimately responsible for their listings. While vendors like Cars.com and CarGurus play a role in the process, the FTC is focusing on ensuring transparency and accuracy in advertised prices. The move comes amid growing concerns over inconsistent pricing and potential consumer confusion. Critics argue that dealers should take full accountability for their online listings to prevent misleading information.
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 ...
