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Commission disapproves $3,000 consent order against Tulsa Hyundai
Summary
The Oklahoma New Motor Vehicle Commission voted unanimously March 10 to disapprove Consent Order C-2026-01, a $3,000 advertising enforcement penalty proposed against Tulsa Hyundai, after staff presented the advertising enforcement report and commissioners discussed mystery-shop procedures.
The Oklahoma New Motor Vehicle Commission voted unanimously March 10 to disapprove Consent Order C-2026-01, a $3,000 advertising-enforcement proposal involving Tulsa Hyundai. The motion to disapprove was made by Commissioner Sam Wampler and seconded by Commissioner Jared Glover; the Chair called a roll-call vote with all present commissioners voting aye.
Executive Director Brad Bailey presented the consent-order packet and an update on the Commission’s advertising enforcement activity, citing anonymous reports, mystery shops, random on-site investigations and consent orders in process. Commissioners discussed how mystery-shop results should be examined and how complaints move through enforcement channels; staff indicated an ongoing Request for Information on an AI-based advertising-evaluation tool to support enforcement work. The vote leaves the consent order disapproved; no penalty was imposed at the meeting.
