Nevada § 482.36395 - Unfair practices: Encouraging dealer to sell or lease vehicles through deceptive practices; refusal to deliver order; requiring payment of costs for promotion or advertising; requiring compliance with standards exceeding commonly accepted business practices; taking certain actions against dealer based solely on survey of dealer's customers
Full text of Nevada Nevada Revised Statutes § 482.36395 — Unfair practices: Encouraging dealer to sell or lease vehicles through deceptive practices; refusal to deliver order; requiring payment of costs for promotion or advertising; requiring compliance with standards exceeding commonly accepted business practices; taking certain actions against dealer based solely on survey of dealer's customers, with citation guidance and answers to common questions.
§ 482.36395. Unfair practices: Encouraging dealer to sell or lease vehicles through deceptive practices; refusal to deliver order; requiring payment of costs for promotion or advertising; requiring compliance with standards exceeding commonly accepted business practices; taking certain actions against dealer based solely on survey of dealer's customers
No manufacturer, distributor, factory branch or representative thereof may: 1. Encourage, aid or abet a dealer to sell or lease vehicles through any false, deceptive
or misleading sales or financing practice. 2. Refuse to deliver an order of a dealer within 60 days after the order is received
in writing unless the inability to deliver the order is caused by shortage or curtailment
of material, labor, production capacity, transportation or utility services, or to
any labor or production difficulty, or to any cause beyond the reasonable control
of the manufacturer or distributor. 3. Coerce, compel or otherwise require any dealer to pay over or to repay any amount
of money or other consideration which is in substantiation of or repayment for any
advertising, promotional activity or scheme, or method of implementing the sale or
lease of vehicles. 4. Demand or require, directly or indirectly, a dealer to pay any amount of money
which is projected or proposed for the advertisement, display or promotion of any
vehicle which is being sold or leased pursuant to a franchise, unless the dealer has
agreed thereto in writing. 5. Demand or require, directly or indirectly, a dealer to comply with standards which
exceed commonly accepted business practices within the vehicle industry relating to
sales, leases or service of vehicles. 6. Based solely upon the results of a survey of a dealer's customers conducted by
or on behalf of a manufacturer which is intended or otherwise purports to measure
the performance of a dealer: (a) Discriminate, directly or indirectly, against a dealer; (b) Take any action to terminate a dealer's franchise; or (c) Refuse to consent to the designation of a successor, refuse to honor a right of
succession set forth in a franchise or refuse to approve the transfer of a controlling
interest in a dealership. This subsection does not prohibit a manufacturer, distributor, factory branch or representative
thereof from conducting a contest or other award program to recognize the performance
of a dealer based on reasonable criteria relating to sales, leases or service of vehicles.
Source: official Nevada text · Last verified 2026-08-27
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What does Nevada Revised Statutes § 482.36395 cover?
Section 482.36395 ("Unfair practices: Encouraging dealer to sell or lease vehicles through deceptive practices; refusal to deliver order; requiring payment of costs for promotion or advertising; requiring compliance with standards exceeding commonly accepted business practices; taking certain actions against dealer based solely on survey of dealer's customers") is part of the Nevada Revised Statutes, the codified statutory law of Nevada. It sets out the legal rule or procedure described in the text above. Statutes are amended regularly, so always verify against the official source.
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