GM, Chew store settle 'sham' sales lawsuit: Lujack Chevrolet to be sold to GM by year-end

摘要

General Motors and a Davenport, Iowa, Chevrolet dealership have settled a lawsuit that accused the dealership of engaging in "widespread fraudulent and unlawful conduct" to report "sham" new-vehicle sales to the automaker. Under the "mutually beneficial resolution," the dealership, Lujack Chevrolet, will be sold back to GM before year-end, according to a statement to Automotive News emailed from Don Reese, COO of Gurley Leep Automotive, the dealership's parent company. "All other Gurley Leep or Lujack GM and Chevrolet franchises remain in place as is," the statement said. "The judge ruled that there was no fraud found as alleged in GM's claims."