Dealer-Specific Regulations Flashcards
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A dealer must display the Buyers Guide on a used vehicle in which location?
Answer: On the side window or windshield
Federal law requires the FTC Buyers Guide to be displayed prominently on the side window or windshield of each used vehicle offered for sale.
Which document must a dealer provide to the buyer at the time of a used vehicle sale that discloses warranty coverage?
Answer: Buyers Guide (FTC sticker)
The FTC Buyers Guide is the required document disclosing whether the vehicle is sold 'As Is' or with a warranty.
A dealer who sells a vehicle 'As Is' is legally stating that:
Answer: The buyer assumes all repair costs after the sale
An 'As Is' sale means the buyer accepts the vehicle in its current condition and the dealer bears no responsibility for repairs after the sale.
Under most state DMV regulations, a dealer's license must be renewed:
Answer: Annually or biennially as required by the state
Most states require dealer licenses to be renewed annually or biennially, with the exact schedule varying by state.
What is the minimum display area (lot) requirement typically imposed on licensed motor vehicle dealers?
Answer: No lot is required for online-only dealers in most states
Many states allow online or wholesale dealers to operate without a physical display lot, though requirements vary significantly by state.
A dealer who sells more than a state's annual private-seller vehicle threshold (e.g., 4–6 cars) without a license is subject to:
Answer: Civil fines and potential criminal prosecution
Selling vehicles above the private-seller threshold without a dealer license violates state law and can result in civil fines and criminal charges.
Which of the following is a dealer typically required to maintain for DMV audit purposes?
Answer: A deal jacket containing all transaction documents for each vehicle sale
Dealers must maintain a deal jacket for each transaction, which includes the title, odometer disclosure, purchase agreement, and other required documents.