Dealerships accuse Fiat Chrysler of falsifying U.S. sales

January 13, 2016 05:00 AM

Two Fiat Chrysler dealerships that are part of a suburban Chicago auto group filed a civil racketeering suit against FCA, alleging the company offered dealers large amounts of money to report unsold vehicles as sold.

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