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Citi Cars, Inc. v. Cox Enterprise, Inc. et al
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January 22, 2018
Cox Wins Arbitration Of Dealer's Used Car Antitrust Suit
A Florida federal court on Monday granted Cox Enterprises Inc.'s motion to compel arbitration in a suit brought by Citi Cars Inc., a bankrupt used car dealership that claims the conglomerate used a monopoly on the wholesale vehicle market to inflate its price points.
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October 10, 2017
Dealer Fights Cox Arbitration Bid In Used Car Antitrust Suit
A bankrupt used car dealership urged a Florida federal court Friday to deny Cox Enterprises Inc.'s motion to compel arbitration or dismiss allegations that the conglomerate monopolized the used car market for financial gain.
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September 05, 2017
Cox Seeks Arbitration, Dismissal In Used Car Antitrust Fight
Cox Enterprises Inc. and its affiliates have urged a Florida federal judge to compel arbitration or dismiss allegations by a bankrupt used car dealership that the conglomerate monopolized the used car market for financial gain, calling the allegations "meritless."
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June 12, 2017
Cox Affiliates Accused Of Monopolizing Used-Car Market
A defunct used-car dealership has lodged a complaint against Cox Automotive Inc. and its affiliates in Florida federal court, accusing the companies of monopolizing the used-car industry by colluding with major manufacturer dealerships and auctioning the cars off at fixed prices.