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Question 1 of 3
1. Question
When the Buyer is financing, you must disclose and itemize the following:
- Select ALL the correct answers
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1) The vehicle’s cash price alone
2) Any fees charged for:
- Contract Cancellation Option agreement
- Document processing charges
- Debt cancellation agreements
- DMV registration or transfer fees
- Electric vehicle charging station or installation services (labeled “EV Charging Station”)
- Prior credit or lease balance remaining on trade-in (labeled “Prior Credit or Lease Balance”)
- Sales tax
- Smog Certification fees
- Service contracts
- Theft-deterrent products
- Surface protection products
3) The total cash price, which is the sum of #1 and #2
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Question 2 of 3
2. Question
If the Dealer breaches the Contract after the Buyer leaves their vehicle as down payment, you must within 5 days either:
- Return the vehicle to the Buyer
- Pay the Buyer the fair market value of the vehicle or its value as stated in the Contract (whichever is greater)
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Question 3 of 3
3. Question
Dealers are required to provide Buyers with a separate, written “Notice to Vehicle Credit Applicant” which discloses:
- Each credit score obtained and used by the dealer
- The date the credit score was created
- The name of the consumer reporting agency for each credit score used by the dealer
- The range of possible credit scores used to generate that credit score
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Each credit score obtained and used by the dealerDealers are required by the Car Buyer’s Bill of Rights (FFVR 35) to provide Buyers with a separate, written “Notice to Vehicle Credit Applicant” in at least 10-point type which discloses:
- The date the credit score was created
- The name of the consumer reporting agency for each credit score used by the dealer
- The range of possible credit scores used to generate that credit score
- Statements:
- “A Consumer Report or Credit Report is a record of the consumer’s credit history and includes information about whether the consumer pays their obligations on time and the amount owed to creditors”
- “A Credit Score numerical rating is derived from information in a consumer report and can fluctuate over time to reflect changes in the consumer’s credit history”
- “Consumer’s credit scores may affect whether the Consumer can obtain credit and the cost of that credit”
- The distribution of the consumer credit score used to generate the same credit score provided to the consumer
- Contact information for the centralized source from which consumers may obtain their free annual consumer reports
