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N.J. dealer association sues Ford, Lincoln over standalone store program

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The relaunched version of the Lincoln Commitment Program is more flexible on showroom size and reduces the margin awarded to dealers who separate their Lincoln and Ford stores.
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By:
Michael Martinez
February 01, 2020 12:47 AM

The New Jersey Coalition of Automotive Retailers is suing Ford Motor Co. and its Lincoln luxury brand over what it says are unfair discounts for certain retailers who comply with a commitment program requiring standalone showrooms.

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