Six settlements were reached with dealerships in New Jersey to resolve allegations of consumer protection violations in fall 2022, according to a statement released by Attorney General Matthew Platkin and the state Division of Consumer Affairs. The settlements ranged from $8,000 to $180,000, with the combined settlements totaling more than $260,000.
The allegations levied against the dealerships included failing to honor the advertised price of a used car, failing to disclose the full sale price of a motor vehicle and deceptive advertising. The settlements included monetary penalties, along with agreements from each dealership to comply with state and federal law and to resolve any remaining complaints with consumers.
Cherry Hill Triplex and Mt. Ephraim Chrysler Dodge
These franchise dealerships are managed by Foulke Management Corp. and are located in Cherry Hill, N.J., and Mt. Ephraim, N.J., respectively. Foulke settled in December for $25,000 to resolve…