TAILIEUCHUNG - A Dealer’s Guide to the Used Car Rule

At least 20 states have felony laws specific to carjacking, hijacking an occupied motor vehicle, or robbery of an occupied motor vehicle by force or threat. Some of these laws require display or use of a weapon in the commission of this dangerous, violent crime. Such crimes usually occur in urban areas and represent only a small portion of auto thefts. Law enforcement officials and agencies provide information to the driving public on practices that help prevent auto theft, such as locking the car; keeping keys out of the ignition, and not leaving an unattended vehicle idling, even in. | A Dealer s Guide I I I I I I I I I I I I I to I I I the Used Car Rule I I I I I I I I Federal Trade Commission IRDR National Independent Automobile Dealers Association Dear Car Dealer The Federal Trade Commission and the National Independent Automobile Dealers Association are pleased to provide you with an updated copy of A Dealer s Guide to the Used Car Rule. The Dealer s Guide is part of a continuing partnership between the FTC and NIADA to educate the industry about compliance requirements. NIADA underwrote the costs of printing and distributing the previous version of the Dealer s Guide and it is proud to underwrite those costs for this version. This Dealer s Guide defines the Rule s requirements explains how to prepare and display the Buyers Guide provides a compliance checklist and includes sample Buyers Guides. We encourage you to use the Dealer s Guide and share it with your staff. While compliance with the Used Car Rule is required by federal law it also can have bottom-line benefits for your dealership. That s because informed consumers are more likely to become repeat customers and provide referrals to your business. If you have questions about the Used Car Rule please contact John Hallerud in the FTC s Midwest Region at 312 960-5634. If you would like additional copies of the Dealer s Guide please follow the ordering instructions at the end of the booklet. Sincerely yours Director Bureau of Consumer Protection FTC Michael R. Linn Executive Vice President .

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