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XDCX · 01-31-2011, 08:18 AM

I guess I have one more question.

Doesn't Chrysler's Dealer Agreement have a provision which prevents individuals with a felony conviction from owning a dealership?

Here's an excerpt from the New York Times article - "Now 46, Mr. Barbera recently pleaded guilty to one felony count of filing false tax returns."

To be clear, I've never met Mr. Barbera and I don't have anything against him. It just seems odd that Chrysler allows his dealer code to remain active if it's correct his dealership doesn't have a flooring source and he's been convicted of a felony.

01-31-2011, 08:18 AM	#35
XDCX Administrator Join Date: Nov 2007 Posts: 14,869	Doesn't Chrysler's Dealer Agreement have a provision to address felons? I guess I have one more question. Doesn't Chrysler's Dealer Agreement have a provision which prevents individuals with a felony conviction from owning a dealership? Here's an excerpt from the New York Times article - "Now 46, Mr. Barbera recently pleaded guilty to one felony count of filing false tax returns." To be clear, I've never met Mr. Barbera and I don't have anything against him. It just seems odd that Chrysler allows his dealer code to remain active if it's correct his dealership doesn't have a flooring source and he's been convicted of a felony.