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Car dealer settles suit.
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The Ramsey Auto Group Inc. and its 10 dealerships have agreed to pay up to $750,000 to settle charges it defrauded customers. The penalty will be reduced to $250,000 in a year if the company adheres to the terms of the settlement of the 16-count suit filed in August by the state. Ramsey Auto Group, which did not admit any wrongdoing, said Wednesday it settled the lawsuit to avoid the cost of protracted litigation. The company was accused of a wide range of violations, including failing to honor advertised… |
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