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1. Question
When Advertising, Dealers are required to:
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When Advertising Always:
Identify yourself as a dealer and include your dealership name & DMV license #- Identify the vehicle advertised by its license number -or- VIN (last 6 digits or more) and the model year, make, model
- Fully specify and disclose all Terms of Sale in the advertisement including all costs (except taxes, registration fees, tire fee, smog fees and DOC fee)
- Withdraw ad(s) within 48 hours when the vehicle has been sold or is no longer for sale
- Honor an advertised price, even if the buyer is not aware of the advertisement
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Never use terms such as “no Down Payment” unless you will sell the vehicle to any qualified purchaser without a prior payment of any kind or trade-in
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Never use terms such as “no Down Payment” unless you will sell the vehicle to any purchaser without prior payment of any kind
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It is OK to use Coupons or Simulated Checks in an advertisement
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Never advertise or sell a Used Car as “Certified” if:
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Never advertise or sell as used car as “Certified” when the:
- Odometer does not indicate the actual mileage of the vehicle.
- Vehicle was reacquired by the manufacturer or dealer under state or federal warranty law (i.e. “lemon law”).
- Vehicle was damaged by a collision, fire, or flood unless repaired to safe operational condition prior to sale
- Title was branded as a lemon law buyback, manufacturer repurchase, salvage, junk, non-repairable, or similar designation
- Vehicle has frame damage or was sold “as is”.
