A federal judge in Atlanta is allowing fraud claims by five U.S. auto dealers to proceed against the U.S. subsidiary of India’s largest automotive manufacturer in a suit stemming from a failed deal to sell Indian-made sports utility vehicles and pickups in the U.S.
The dealers claim that Mahindra U.S.A. and its parent company in India, Mahindra & Mahindra, lured them into paying millions in fees for the rights to sell Mahindra sport utility vehicles and pickups that were never shipped to the U.S. for sale because they did not pass U.S. emissions and safety standards.
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