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Dealership can defend itself against lawsuit stemming from test drive crash, court rules

The son of a former Guinea prime minister should be deported for his car-buying fraud schemes, a Maryland appeals court ruled.
A New York Acura and Honda dealership will be able to defend itself in a lawsuit brought by a driver who was rear-ended by someone taking a test drive. (AUTOMOTIVE NEWS FILE PHOTO)
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April 04, 2025 10:00 AM

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