VA Licensed Salesperson Test – Accurate Answers
To All Questions
Save
Terms in this set (98)
What is the penalty for violating the A $1,000 civil penalty, & the customer may return the
disclosure provisions of the Virginia vehicle
Dealer Licensing Act's "As Is" law?
Vehicles can be sold in Virginia "As Is" A Buyers Guide is completely filled out, signed, and
if: dated by the buyer.
The dealer provides the buyer, prior to sale, a
separate written disclosure as to the effect of an "As
Is" sale.
A disclosure is printed on the front of the buyers
order.
A vehicle must be inspected: Between the time it comes into a dealer's inventory
and the time it is sold at retail
If a vehicle does not pass inspection: The dealer may bring it into compliance.
The dealer may deliver the vehicle with a valid
rejection sticker and a written disclosure, which may
be in the form of an official inspection receipt.
A dealer licensed as a franchise or License issued by MVDB
independent dealer may buy and sell
motorcycles, trailers and motor homes
if they have the proper:
, A second set of temporary tags may 1. The title is not available at the end of the first 30-
be issued to a customer if: day period.
The vehicle is to be titled and registered out of state.
The paper work is submitted to DMV along with an
explanation as issued.
All required fees are submitted to the Department of
Motor Vehicles before authorization of temporary
tags may be issued
When issuing temporary license May not charge the customer more than the fee
plates, the dealer: charged the dealer for the plates.
Temporary transport plates may be 5 days
issued for no more than:
Temporary transport plates may be Transport vehicles from auctions or other points of
used to: purchase or sale.
A salesperson's "certificate of Must be obtained before applying for a salesperson's
qualification": license.
Penalties for violating provisions of A civil penalty of not more that $1000 per violation
the statutes pertaining to motor
vehicle salespersons include: Suspension of the license
Revocation of the license
A new motor vehicle is defined as one Has not been previously titled.
which: Has less than 7,500 miles on the odometer with a
disclosure.
Any person who is licensed in another Certificate of registration
state of the United States as a motor
vehicle dealer may sell vehicles at
Dealer Only wholesale auctions in
Virginia only after obtaining a:
To All Questions
Save
Terms in this set (98)
What is the penalty for violating the A $1,000 civil penalty, & the customer may return the
disclosure provisions of the Virginia vehicle
Dealer Licensing Act's "As Is" law?
Vehicles can be sold in Virginia "As Is" A Buyers Guide is completely filled out, signed, and
if: dated by the buyer.
The dealer provides the buyer, prior to sale, a
separate written disclosure as to the effect of an "As
Is" sale.
A disclosure is printed on the front of the buyers
order.
A vehicle must be inspected: Between the time it comes into a dealer's inventory
and the time it is sold at retail
If a vehicle does not pass inspection: The dealer may bring it into compliance.
The dealer may deliver the vehicle with a valid
rejection sticker and a written disclosure, which may
be in the form of an official inspection receipt.
A dealer licensed as a franchise or License issued by MVDB
independent dealer may buy and sell
motorcycles, trailers and motor homes
if they have the proper:
, A second set of temporary tags may 1. The title is not available at the end of the first 30-
be issued to a customer if: day period.
The vehicle is to be titled and registered out of state.
The paper work is submitted to DMV along with an
explanation as issued.
All required fees are submitted to the Department of
Motor Vehicles before authorization of temporary
tags may be issued
When issuing temporary license May not charge the customer more than the fee
plates, the dealer: charged the dealer for the plates.
Temporary transport plates may be 5 days
issued for no more than:
Temporary transport plates may be Transport vehicles from auctions or other points of
used to: purchase or sale.
A salesperson's "certificate of Must be obtained before applying for a salesperson's
qualification": license.
Penalties for violating provisions of A civil penalty of not more that $1000 per violation
the statutes pertaining to motor
vehicle salespersons include: Suspension of the license
Revocation of the license
A new motor vehicle is defined as one Has not been previously titled.
which: Has less than 7,500 miles on the odometer with a
disclosure.
Any person who is licensed in another Certificate of registration
state of the United States as a motor
vehicle dealer may sell vehicles at
Dealer Only wholesale auctions in
Virginia only after obtaining a:
