Automobile dealerships have been the beneficiaries of state laws that require maker-dealer contracts with restrictions blatantly favoring the profits of dealers over the welfare of consumers. State regulations governing the maker-dealer supply channel constrict the level of competition among dealers offering the same make, according to a new study by the American Consumer Institute, costing consumers nearly $50 billion per year more than otherwise.

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