Owner of Arizona Car Rental Companies Hit with $1.8M Verdict
A judge has ruled that the owner of two rental car companies in Phoenix, Ariz. must pay $1.85 million for defrauding Arizona consumers.
The verdict was announced this week by the Arizona Attorney General’s Office.
State prosecutors filed a consumer fraud lawsuit against Dennis Saban and his companies in 2014 after an undercover investigation found consumers were improperly charged extra fees by Phoenix Car Rental and Saban’s Rent-A-Car.
Prosecutors say Saban now is prohibited from inaccurately advertising the condition or rental rates of vehicles, renting any vehicle without regularly scheduled maintenance, altering the odometer and altering or disengaging a vehicle’s warning light.
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