Bonus: The next time there's a "labor shortage" I think we can also look at the literally hundreds of thousands of guys who spend their days basically finding ways to trick consumers to overspending on cars at dealerships as a potential well of labor supply.
I feel it’s sort of underrated the extent to which a Dem Congress and/or states could (1) absolutely destroy car dealerships as a business, and (2) this would cripple a lot of GOP state and local parties
mtsw
Vituperative Erb
My office is putting car dealerships on notice. Today, we issued an advisory asserting that Massachusetts law requires transparent pricing in ads.
Purchasing a car is a significant investment, you deserve upfront pricing, not hidden fees. I'll hold companies accountable to protect your bottom line.
