On the Dash: Scammers can copy dealership branding, vehicle listings, photos and even customer testimonials. Shoppers should confirm a vehicle and dealership exist before sending money. Buyers purchasing remotely should use an independent mobile inspection service before completing a transaction. According to a Consumer Alert the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) released Tuesday, the car-buying process can be stressful, especially when consumers shop online, and scammers are exploiting that stress by impersonating legitimate dealerships. Victims may arrive expecting to pick up a vehicle, only to find that the dealership has no record of their order or payment. Sign up for CBT News’ daily newsletter and get the latest industry stories delivered…
