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Dealer Guides
Currently, there are several guides available covering various topics. These guides are developed based on dealer inquiries, legislative activity and changes in state and federal regulations. Titles include A Dealer Guide to Advertising, A Dealer Guide to Consumer Leasing, and A Dealer Guide to the FTC Used-Car Rule.
For more information on ordering the Dealer Guides available from NCADA, contact NCADA at (919) 828-4421.
Dealer Guides
NCADA Dealer Guide to Automotive Bankruptcy (April 2009)
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With the uncertainty currently facing the automotive industry and the possibility of manufacturer bankruptcy filings, this Dealer Guide includes responses to several “Frequently Asked Questions” that NCADA is receiving from dealers.
Dealer Guides
Dealer Guide to Heavy Duty Truck Dealer Compensation
Dealer Guides
Vehicle Registration Requirements (2007)
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At the request of the Division of Motor Vehicles, new requirements for motor vehicle title and registration were implemented in 2007. Effective September 15, 2007, in order to title and register a vehicle in this state, a vehicle owner is now required to provide a drivers license number or special identification card number issued by the State of North Carolina, another state, territory, or possession of the United States. In addition, out-of-state drivers license or special ID card holders are now required to attest to the fact that the vehicle being registered will be “principally garaged” in North Carolina for at least six months out of the year.
This vehicle title and registration issue represented a significant legislative battle for NCADA in the 2007 and actually involved three different Senate bills. Throughout the month of July, NCADA’s legislative team was engaged in significant negotiations with the Division of Motor Vehicles to seek exceptions to a “North Carolina drivers license or special ID card only” requirement for vehicle title and registration. This Dealer Guide outlines the new requirements. If you have any questions regarding this Dealer Guide, please contact .(JavaScript must be enabled to view this email address) at 919-866-4961.
Dealer Guides
Identity Theft Protection Act of 2005
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In 2005, the North Carolina General Assembly enacted legislation to strengthen the state’s laws against identity theft. Dealers should be aware of the various state law requirements that became effective December 1, 2005, that impact the way customer information is protected. This Dealer Guide also discusses legislation passed in 2005 at the request of NCADA to protect dealership data from unauthorized access by a manufacturer, distributor, or dealer management computer system vendor. Please contact .(JavaScript must be enabled to view this email address) at 919-866-4961 with any questions regarding this Dealer Guide.
