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FTC dismisses Asbury price transparency complaint after 2-year legal fight

The FTC dismissed its price transparency complaint against Asbury Automotive after more than two years of litigation but reaffirmed its dealer focus.

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FTC dismisses Asbury price transparency complaint after 2-year legal fight

The FTC dismissed its price transparency complaint against Asbury Automotive after more than two years of litigation but reaffirmed its dealer focus.

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