An Oregon dealer learned that enforcement of the federal Truth in Mileage Act can include tracing the chain of ownership back to the original seller.

When it comes to regulations such as Truth in Lending and Reg Z, there are no technicalities, only violations.

A South Carolina dealer learned the hard way that concealing damage to a used vehicle can result in costs that far outweigh its value.

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

A Georgia case proves the wisdom of a periodic review of your dealership’s forms.

The CFPB has found an unexpected foe in Eric Schneiderman, an activist attorney general who believes arbitration is ‘efficient and effective.’

Countless examples prove that dealer advertising is an easy target for regulators.

When is a dealership liable for its customer’s negligence?

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

If the CFPB has its way, pre-dispute arbitration agreements will no longer protect dealers from class-action lawsuits.