FTC’s proposed car dealer rules ‘completely unwarranted,' NADA CEO says

Mike Stanton: "It is imperative that regulators conduct proper, thorough and evidence-based analyses before proposing rules that would have such drastic ramifications on consumers and market participants, especially small businesses."

June 30, 2022 07:02 PM

National Auto Dealers Association CEO Mike Stanton on Thursday blasted a series of proposed Federal Trade Commission regulations on retailer advertising and F&I as "completely unwarranted, redundant and ineffectual requirements."

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