Title: 2 Cheap Cars
Content:  in an advertisement to promote its Waitangi Day sale. The company claimed it was not trying to cause controversy and questioned why it was wrong to depict a Pākehā girl "join[ing] in with Māori culture". The video was posted online to YouTube and Facebook, a decision negatively critiqued by the press. In 2017 2 Cheap Cars established a subsidiary in Japan. That year the company was placed on a 24-month stand-down from recruiting migrant workers for failing to comply with employment standards. By 2019, the company owned a business in Japan to assist with the purchasing of cars for sale. That same year the company hired a new CEO, international clothing brand Huffer 
Title: The Truth About Cars
Content:  Founded by Robert Farago in 2002, The Truth About Cars publicised itself as an independent voice in the automotive media, at a time when many outlets were coming under fire for their close relationships with advertisers, particularly auto manufacturers. TTAC adopted an adversarial tone, particularly with regard to the Big Three domestic auto makers. This was exacerbated by Farago's "GM Death Watch" series, which correctly predicted the bankruptcy of General Motors over a 200+ part series. In 2012, TTAC revived the "Death Watch" series, when contributing author Mark Stevenson correctly predicted the demise of Suzuki's North American auto sales arm. TTAC's review comparing the grille of the Subaru B9 Tribeca to a vagina caused BMW to officially stop providing review cars. After being acquired by VerticalScope, 
Title: TrueCar
Content:  TrueCar was originally incorporated under the name "Zag.com Inc." in Delaware in February 2005. Scott Painter and Tom Taira, along with other co-founders, started the business to provide white-label auto-buying programs to affinity groups. The company's initial partner was Capital One in order for its customers to arrange financing, access upfront pricing, and locate inventory online. Other TrueCar co-founders include Jim Nguyen, Oded Noy, and Bernie Brenner. After a year of development, Scott Painter and Tom Taira introduced TrueCar during the Techcrunch's Startup Battlefield in September 2008, launching it as a separate company from Zag.com. TrueCar gathers automotive retail transaction data from thousands of sources in order to enable consumers "to see what's paid" on any vehicle in the US. The two companies merged in 2010.
Title: TrueCar
Content:  some states. In August 2011, TrueCar purchased ALG, a company that provides information on future residual values of vehicles, for an estimated $83 million. In January 2012, TrueCar announced a three-year, exclusive partnership with Yahoo! for $150 million. TrueCar took over Yahoo's automotive properties and replaced it with their own solution. TrueCar launched the first all-female racing team in 2012, with support from Penske Media Corporation and Dragon Racing. In June 2012, The Virgin Group announced its partnership in support of TrueCar's "Women Empowered" initiative. On May 16, 2014, TrueCar became publicly traded on NASDAQ under the stock ticker symbol TRUE.
Title: 2 Cheap Cars
Content:  Dan Buckley. He left the company in February, 2020. In 2019, the company floated on the New Zealand Stock Exchange. In July 2019, 2 Cheap Cars was fined $438,000 for having customers sign warranty waiver documents if they did not purchase an extended warranty. The document misled customers into thinking that they would not have the protection of the Consumer Guarantees Act 1993. In March 2020, 2 Cheap Cars were criticised by the public in their use of coronavirus imagery in its advertising. In February of 2021, the parent company of 2 Cheap Cars, NZ Automotive Investments listed on the main board of the New Zealand stock exchange under the ticker code NZA
Title: TrueCar
Content:  In December 2015, Scott Painter stepped down as CEO of TrueCar and was replaced by Chip Perry, the former CEO of AutoTrader.com. Under Perry, TrueCar's network of dealerships grew more than 24 percent quarterly over the prior year, as reported in July 2017. Perry invested heavily in a dealer sales team and altered the business model to be more attractive to dealers but less scalable for the business. In 2015, 108 car dealerships sued TrueCar for false advertising of its non-negotiation policy and for violations of the Lanham Act. A federal judge dismissed the lawsuit in July 2019. Also in 2019, some investors in TrueCar sued the company for misleading shareholders. Separately, in December 2017, TrueCar and the California New Car Dealers Association settled a lawsuit that the association had brought against TrueCar in 2015. In its lawsuit, the association had alleged that TrueCar's billing model violated California law. As part of the settlement, TrueCar agreed to modify its billing model in California. Shortly after disappointing first quarter results in 2019, TrueCar announced the immediate resignations of key senior executives, including CEO Chip Perry, CTO/CPO Tommy McClung, CMO Neeraj Gunsager, and EVP Brian Skutta.
Title: Volkswagen emissions scandal
Content:  Major car manufacturers, including Toyota, GM, PSA Peugeot Citroen, Renault, Mazda, Daimler (Mercedes Benz), and Honda, issued press statements reaffirming their vehicles' compliance with all regulations and legislation for the markets in which they operate; The Society of Motor Manufacturers and Traders described the issue as affecting "just one company", with no evidence to suggest that the whole industry might be affected. Renault-Nissan CEO Carlos Ghosn said it would be difficult for an automaker to conceal internally an effort to falsify vehicle emissions data, such as has happened at Volkswagen AG: "I don't think you can do something like this hiding in the bushes." Jim Holder, the editorial director of Haymarket Automotive, which 
Title: Greenwashing
Content:  out" even though air travel has a high environmental cost. ; The UK Advertising Standards Authority upheld several complaints against major vehicle manufacturers including Suzuki, SEAT, Toyota, and Lexus who made false claims about their vehicles. ; Volkswagen fitted their cars with a "defeat device" which activated when a car's emissions were being tested to reduce polluting emissions. In normal use the cars were emitting 40 times the allowed rate of nitrogen oxide. Forbes estimates that this scandal cost Volkswagen US$35.4 billion. ; Kimberly Clark's claim of "Pure and Natural" diapers in green packaging. The product uses organic cotton on the outside but uses the same 
Title: TrueCar
Content:  In January 2020, the company launched a new brand identity and redesign. In May 2020, TrueCar announced a program focused on active military members designed to help offset its loss of the USAA Car Buying Service. In May 2020, TrueCar announced a restructuring of the company, including layoffs of 30% of its workforce, in anticipation for significant revenue loss when its key partnership with USAA ends and the COVID-19 pandemic. Current senior leadership includes former USAA executive Christopher W. Claus, as Chairman; Michael Darrow, as President and CEO; Jantoon Reigersman, as CFO; and Jeffrey J. Swart, as General Counsel.
Title: We Buy Any Car
Content:  The company was founded in 2006 by Noel and Darren McKee with the aim of offering customers an alternative means of selling vehicles intended to be simpler than part exchange or sale. By 2009, the company had bought 100,000 cars and was growing in popularity across the UK due to its first TV advertisement that featured a break-dancing newsreader and the well renowned catchy webuyanycar.com jingle. Webuyanycar.com also celebrated opening its 100th branch in 2009. In 2010, the company expanded into the market of buying vans, through the brand webuyanyvan.com. In 2013, the company was sold to the used car marketplace, British Car Auctions (BCA). In 2015, BCA was floated on the UK stock market. During the same year, webuyanycar.com celebrated the opening of its 200th branch. Four years later, in 2019, the company opened its 300th branch. In November 2019, private equity group TDR Capital completed the purchase of webuyanycar.com’s parent company, BCA, for a reported £1.9bn. In September 2020, the company reached a significant milestone and bought its 2 millionth vehicle, just less than 4 years after celebrating 1 million purchases.

Question: Verify the following claims with "True" or "False": Vehicle product list had a parent company.
Answer: False