A Georgia dealer network faces bankruptcy after a federal agency cracked down on shady practices. The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau says US Auto Sales misused GPS kill switches on vehicles.

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Dubious advertising and sales tactics some car dealers use will remain legal. A federal appeals court last week threw out a set of rules that would have banned bait-and-switch pricing ...