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Combating auto fraud: Thoughts from an auto dealer

by Emma Schwartz and Jasmine Norwood April 11, 2011January 7, 2022

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Combating auto fraud: Thoughts from an auto dealer

by Emma Schwartz and Jasmine Norwood, Center for Public Integrity
April 11, 2011

					<h1>Combating auto fraud: Thoughts from an auto dealer</h1>
<p class="byline">by Emma Schwartz and Jasmine Norwood, Center for Public Integrity <br />April 11, 2011</p>
					
<p>Jack Fitzgerald is an auto dealer but he’s also a critic of his industry. We speak with him about some of the scams in the industry — and what he thinks should change.</p>
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