State Statutes Flashcards
The Virginia Code defines a dealer, in part, as:
One who sells 5 or more vehicles within a 12-month period.
One who buys, sells, and exchanges vehicles.
In order to qualify for licensing, the dealer’s established place of business must:
Meet all local zoning regulations.
Have at least 250 square feet of sales and office space devoted exclusively to the
dealership.
Have contiguous space designated for the exclusive use of the dealer adequate to
permit the display of at least 10 vehicles.
Have a valid email and an internet connection in the name of the Dealership.
If you intend to change the location of your dealership (move), you must notify the
Board:
In writing, 30 days in advance
Among other items, the following are required before a change of location (move) can be completed:
Zoning approval
Successful inspection by the Board of the new location
When an insurance company takes possession of a vehicle as the result of a claim, the insurance company applies for and receives a:
Salvage certificate or a non-repairable certificate.
If the dealer-operator dies, becomes disabled, retires, is removed, or for any other cause ceases to act as the dealer-operator, a new dealer-operator must be in place within:
120 days.
If a salvage vehicle is rebuilt, then a:
Title branded “rebuilt” is issued
A dealer is exempt from paying Virginia sales tax on:
Parts and accessories purchased for and installed on a vehicle in inventory.
Dealers are required to notify the Dealer Board that a salesperson is no longer working for the dealership:
No later than the tenth day following the month the salesperson left the dealership.
Under the Consumer Protection Act, civil penalties may be assessed:
Up to $5,000, plus attorney fees, for violating an injunction.
The Manufacturers Warranty Adjustment Act deals with:
Policy adjustments outside of the manufacturer’s warranty.
On extended service contracts, for parts and labor, the dealer must collect:
Retail sales tax on one half of the retail cost of the service contract.
The entity which usually has the primary responsibility for payment of damages in the event of a “Lemon Law” violation is the:
Manufacturer
How many days does a lien-holder have to surrender a title to the person legally entitled to it after the lien has been satisfied?
10 days.
Application for renewal of licenses received by the Board within 30 days after the license expiration date:
Will be renewed at a fee equal to 150% of the “on-time” fee
Application for renewal of licenses received by the Board or postmarked more than 30 days after the license expiration date:
Will be considered a new or “original” application.
A MVDB Transaction Recovery Fund claim is limited to $25,000 and shall be increased by the percentage increase over the most recently available unadjusted 12-month period in the Consumer Price Index for used cars and trucks as published by the U.S. Bureau of labor Statistics or any successor index. (T/F)
True
The total of all claims paid by the Motor Vehicle Transaction Recovery Fund resulting from fraudulent actions by an individual dealer is:
4 times the amount of a single claim.