Some dealers struggling to comply with used-vehicle rule, FTC says

July 12, 2018 05:00 AM

WASHINGTON -- Just 14 of 94 dealerships inspected by the Federal Trade Commission and local partners in 20 cities from April through June had proper buyers guides displayed on the windshields of all used vehicles for sale, the agency said Thursday.

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