Nissan fined for misleading advertising
Monday 3 December 2012 @ 1.09 p.m. | Trade & Commerce
The Australian Competition and Consumer Commission has fined Nissan $19,800 after the car giant was accused of misleading consumers with a car ad that showed a vehicle that sold for more than the advertised price.
The ACCC took issue with Nissan Dualis “Paintball” advertisement which showed both
a red ST manual hatch Dualis and a silver Ti AWD Dualis.
The silver Dualis was a superior grade vehicle that included optional extras such
as metallic paint, panoramic sunroof and leather seats and trim but the drive-away
price displayed in the advertisement only applied to the red Dualis.
To read more, click here.
Contact us today to trial our Competition and Consumer Point-in-Time service or to find out more about this product.
