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FTC announces price-advertising settlement with Greenway Auto Group

The agency says the dealership group agreed to prominently display the actual vehicle price, excluding charges required by government.

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  • The FTC said the settlement resolves its lawsuit over alleged advertising of vehicle prices thousands of dollars below the amounts charged.
  • The agency’s complaint also alleged the group sent false prize mailers.
Why it matters

The settlement terms require clearer disclosure of vehicle prices, according to the FTC.

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The Federal Trade Commission announced that Greenway Auto Group agreed to prominently include the actual price consumers must pay in its price advertisements, excluding only charges required by government. The FTC said the agreement settles its lawsuit alleging the company advertised prices thousands of dollars below what it charged. The agency’s complaint also alleged the group sent false prize mailers.

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FTC announces price-advertising settlement with Greenway Auto GroupFederal Trade Commission

The agency says the dealership group agreed to prominently display the actual vehicle price, excluding charges required by government.Federal Trade Commission

The FTC said the settlement resolves its lawsuit over alleged advertising of vehicle prices thousands of dollars below the amounts charged.Federal Trade Commission

The agency’s complaint also alleged the group sent false prize mailers.Federal Trade Commission

The settlement terms require clearer disclosure of vehicle prices, according to the FTC.Federal Trade Commission

The Federal Trade Commission announced that Greenway Auto Group agreed to prominently include the actual price consumers must pay in its price advertisements, excluding only charges required by government.Federal Trade Commission

The FTC said the agreement settles its lawsuit alleging the company advertised prices thousands of dollars below what it charged.Federal Trade Commission

The agency’s complaint also alleged the group sent false prize mailers.Federal Trade Commission

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