Former NFL players' stores lose franchises

The Nissan captive's lawsuit covers allegations at the Hazleton Nissan store and the two All Pro Nissan stores in Michigan.

November 12, 2018 05:00 AM

A once-prospering dealership group facing lawsuits by two captive finance arms over allegations of selling nearly 500 vehicles but not repaying floorplan loans has lost franchises at two of its dealerships in Pennsylvania, while two Michigan dealerships have closed.

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