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Safeguarding Consumer Trust and Compliance in Trade-In Transactions In the automotive industry, trade-in transactions are a common practice, allowing customers to exchange their existing vehicles for a new purchase. However, failure to disclose pertinent information and properly identify trade-in vehicles can lead to legal repercussions and damage the reputation of dealerships. In this article, we […]

Introduction to Dealer Plates in Florida Section 320.13 of the Florida Statutes: Utilizing Extra Dealer Plates for Business Purposes As a dealer, you have the privilege of purchasing additional dealer plates to facilitate your business operations. According to Section 320.13 of the Florida Statutes, these plates are specifically intended for use on your vehicle inventory while […]

When checking a CARFAX report, it’s necessary to be mindful of any discrepancies that may appear in the odometer reading. As a dealer, you must ensure accuracy and confidence with the vehicle you’re selling. It is possible for an inconsistency to arise between sources – for example, if Nevada DMV registers a mileage at 4,000 yet an auction company […]

The practice of new car dealers selling vehicles over MSRP has been a topic of concern in the automotive industry, especially in high-demand/low-inventory situations. This article will explore the rules in California addressing this issue, and the potential legal implications for dealers. California and how consumer lawyers are using this argument against you. The practice […]

Understanding the Policies, Implications, and Consumer Rights Regarding Credit Card Charges in Dealership Transactions Dealerships charging credit card fees can be a source of confusion for customers. In this article, we will delve into credit card usage and surcharges at dealerships, particularly in the context of California law. We will also touch upon insights from […]