FTC, Connecticut Reach $4 Million Settlement with Manchester City Nissan Over Deceptive Fees

The Federal Trade Commission and the state of Connecticut have reached a $4 million settlement with Manchester, Connecticut auto dealer Manchester City Nissan and its owners and managers. The settlement resolves allegations that the dealer double‑charged customers for certified pre‑owned vehicles and collected additional fees without consumer authorization. The agreement requires the dealer to pay the settlement amount and comply with FTC and state consumer‑protection rules. The case underscores the agencies’ commitment to enforcing fair‑dealing practices in the automotive retail sector and provides a remedy for consumers who were charged improperly.