FTC announces proposed Greenway Auto price-transparency settlement
The FTC says Greenway Auto agreed to proposed advertising restrictions in a settlement that still requires court approval.
What the record says
The FTC’s October 8 announcement describes a proposed settlement with Greenway Auto Group over allegedly misleading vehicle prices and prize mailers. The proposed order would require advertisements to include the price a consumer must pay, apart from government-required charges, and prohibit specified misrepresentations about fees and financing. The FTC says stipulated orders gain legal force when approved and signed by the district judge.
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Practical next step
Car shoppers can request an itemized written price and check which fees, add-ons and financing conditions apply before agreeing to a purchase. Review the official FTC case for the order’s current status.
Limits and what is not established
The FTC’s pricing and prize-mailer assertions are allegations. The source describes a proposed order, not proof of final court approval or a customer refund program.
Sources checked October 9, 2026. Later notices may change instructions or arrangements.
Original sources
Federal Trade Commission: original information