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The tragically named The Good Car Dealer in Utah (yes, we get the irony) has been put under the spotlight because of its owner’s business tactics. According to a report by Automotive News, the dealer’s owner, Scott Pryor, has been charged with 15 felonies after he allegedly falsified paperwork for some of his inventory.
What makes matters worse is that these falsified papers were for hail-damaged cars, which, according to the report, Pryor sold at a total sum of around $2 million. The lengths to which Pryor went had shocked authorities, who said he went as far as forging the signature of a woman who had already passed away 8 months earlier.
link to article : https://www.autoblog.com/news/utah-dealer-accused-of-selling-2-million-in-totaled-cars
What makes matters worse is that these falsified papers were for hail-damaged cars, which, according to the report, Pryor sold at a total sum of around $2 million. The lengths to which Pryor went had shocked authorities, who said he went as far as forging the signature of a woman who had already passed away 8 months earlier.
link to article : https://www.autoblog.com/news/utah-dealer-accused-of-selling-2-million-in-totaled-cars
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