CarScoops
Toyota Sues A Dealer After 16 Missing Cars Became A $5.1M Hole
Executive Summary
Summary: Toyota sued Connecticut dealership Stephen Cadillac GMC after a March audit discovered 16 vehicles worth $1.4 million missing. Toyota Credit alleges the dealership sold vehicles without repaying floorplan loans, totalling over $5.1 million in damages. The lawsuit seeks vehicle control and prevents further asset transfers.
Brands mentioned: Toyota, Cadillac, GMC, Subaru
Read the original at CarScoops
Toyota Sues A Dealer After 16 Missing Cars Became A $5.1M Hole
Teen says she thought it was a carjacking, the armed man was an off-duty lieutenant
Ford killed the Edge in America, China’s already getting a facelifted $34K sequel
This 1971 Camaro has an interior from Chevy’s future
A Suzuki superbike collided with a BMW and ended up dangling from a traffic light
Pontiac’s cheap rear-wheel drive sports car could become a classic
Avatr 07L: new Chinese luxury SUV previewed ahead of brand’s expected Australian debut
Could this custom 1970s Cadillac steering wheel help save boring, modern lookalike interiors?
Toyota and Lexus don’t have a Super Cruise competitor, is that a mistake?
Mitsubishi ASX, Outlander hybrid SUVs in development, and the ASX may not be a Renault – report
Avatr 07L: new Chinese luxury SUV previewed ahead of brand’s expected Australian debut
2026 Nissan Ariya update launched in UK, pointing to Australian potential
