I 100% believe I'm right on this. I would think that the same family (Brown's) owning 2 dealer ships IS NOT the same as the family (Brown's) owning 1 dealership with 2 locations. (i.e- If they both carried the Victory Ford name, and were operated as one business with 1 main store and 1 (or more) satellite store(s)). - Anti-Trust isn't what it used to be, whether in the US or Canada. I know when it's cut and clear, they tend to fine them pretty hard. There were a few gas stations in 2012 here in Ontario that got fined 2+ million between 3 of them for price fixing. The 2 national chains got the worst of it, at $1 million. When they can get the needed evidence, they will fine them everything they can. - They do try to do their part when it comes to preventing monopolies, such as the CNH merger, and Deere's attempted acquisition of Precision Planting from Monsanto. Deere and others seem to be so dang sneaky about anything that could be construed as anti-competitive, I don't know how they hide it, but some how they do.
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