Hudson’s warning of a coming crackdown on dealer fraud came too late for Nissan of New Rochelle and Sansone Hyundai.

The magazine’s legal wiz reminds dealers and F&I pros why it’s wise to assume every customer knows the bad compliance practices you should have outlawed...

Dealers in Oregon are facing a class-action lawsuit that describes dealer participation as a kickback scheme.

The CFPB’s inability to master the basic vocabulary of automotive finance does a disservice to the consumers whose interests it is charged with protecting.

The CFPB has elected to forgo the rulemaking process and rely on enforcement to hammer businesses in the name of consumer protection.

If you’re wondering where all those pesky rules and regulations come from, look no further than the dealer down the street.

Hudson explains why the regulation of auto sales and finance is less like a battle and more like the Hundred Years War.