"FTC Cracks Down on Deceptive Car Prices: Dealers Held Accountable for Online Listings The Federal Trade Commission is taking a closer look at the way car dealerships advertise vehicle prices, particularly on third-party websites like Cars.com and CarGurus. According to the FTC, dealerships are now responsible for the accuracy of their listings on these platforms, which has sparked concerns about potential price manipulation. As a result, car buyers may soon see more transparent pricing and fewer misleading ads, but some dealerships are bracing for the impact of increased scrutiny. Will this new enforcement push the industry towards greater transparency, or will it lead to a shift in the way dealerships market their vehicles?"
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 ...
