Florida dealership awarded $3.3 million in suit against Hyundai

Hyundai sign — Hyundai should pay an Orlando dealership $3.3 million over a lawsuit about how the automaker allocates vehicles, a Florida jury said. (GREG LAYSON/AUTOMOTIVE NEWS)

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Eric Freedman

March 14, 2025 12:00 PM

A Florida jury awarded more than $3.3 million to an Orlando dealership in a lawsuit over Hyundai Motor America’s vehicle allocation system.

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