MURFREESBORO, Tenn. – A state commission is holding a meeting Monday regarding a controversial Rutherford County car lot where multiple fraud complaints were made by customers.
The business at the center of the investigation is Nashville Motor Cars in Murfreesboro. The Tennessee Motor Vehicle Commission will hold a special hearing starting at 10 a.m., where they will consider suspending their license.
Nashville Motor Cars specializes in top end cars and trucks. Tuesday night, both locations in Murfreesboro and Smyrna were closed.
Police said dozens of victims may be out millions of dollars.
Murfreesboro Police Sergeant Kyle Evans said the department is investigating multiple complaints of fraud. They include allegations of leaving liens on trade-ins unpaid resulting in customers stuck with the debt.
Just last month the Better Business Bureau suspended the accreditation of Nashville Motor Cars.
Complaints from customers were similar to what Murfreesboro Police are now investigating.
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