Changan Ford case, introduced by the State Administration of Market Supervision, from 20 17 to 12, the national anti-monopoly law enforcement agencies conducted anti-monopoly investigations according to law. After investigation, Changan Ford Motor Co., Ltd. reached a monopoly agreement with dealers from 20 13 to 20 17, and limited the lowest price of the whole vehicle to a third party by formulating and publishing the price list, requiring dealers to sign the Agreement on Price Supervision and Self-discipline, formulating the price policy during the auto show, and limiting the lowest quotation of the dealer network. Under the price control of Changan Ford Motor Co., Ltd., the downstream dealers basically sell the whole vehicle at its lowest resale price. In order to strengthen the control of downstream dealers, Changan Ford Motor Co., Ltd. hired a third-party company to monitor the dealer's quotation and actual retail price, and punished the dealer who did not sell the car according to the lowest price policy with deduction and suspension of supply.
Changan Ford Motor Co., Ltd. violated the Anti-Monopoly Law by limiting the minimum resale price of dealers' vehicles. 2065438+June 2009, the General Administration of Market Supervision ordered Changan Ford Motor Co., Ltd. to stop its illegal behavior and fined 65438+628 million yuan.
The State Administration of Market Supervision also introduced that in 20 17 12, anti-monopoly law enforcement agencies in Jiangsu Province conducted anti-monopoly investigations according to law. According to the investigation, from June 20 15 to February 20 18, Toyota Motor (China) Investment Co., Ltd. requested the dealers in Jiangsu Province to make unified quotations for Lexus brand cars on the Internet platform by holding dealer meetings, patrolling stores, and notifying by WeChat, and the dealers were not allowed to lower the online quotations without authorization. From March 20 16 to March 20 18, the minimum resale price of Lexus key models was limited by holding regional cooperation meetings and wechat notices. Toyota Motor (China) Investment Co., Ltd. implemented the above price control through a number of management measures.
Toyota Motor (China) Investment Co., Ltd. unified the online quotation of dealers and limited the lowest price of goods resold by dealers, which violated the Anti-Monopoly Law. 20 19 12, the anti-monopoly law enforcement agency of Jiangsu province ordered Toyota Motor (China) Investment Co., Ltd. to stop its illegal behavior and fined 876 13059.48 yuan.
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