Un concesionario puede cancelar su acuerdo con un fabricante si le da un aviso por escrito de 30 días. Si hay razones válidas, el fabricante puede arreglar los problemas en 90 días para evitar la cancelación.
Es como si un amigo te dijera que ya no quiere ser tu amigo, pero le das un mes para que se disculpe y arregle las cosas. Si se disculpa y mejora, pueden seguir siendo amigos.
Imagina que la concesionaria 'AutoRápido' decide cancelar su acuerdo con el fabricante 'Carros 123'. Le envían una carta al fabricante diciendo que tienen 30 días para resolver problemas importantes. Si 'Carros 123' responde y corrige los problemas en 90 días, 'AutoRápido' no podrá cancelar el acuerdo.
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SECTION 56-14-100. Termination or cancellation of manufacturer/dealer agreement with or without good cause; notice of intent to cure; burden of proof. (A) A dealer may terminate or cancel its manufacturer/dealer agreement with or without good cause by giving the manufacturer thirty day's written notice. If the termination or cancellation is for good cause, the notice must state all reasons for the proposed termination or cancellation and must further state that if, within thirty days following receipt of the notice, the manufacturer provides to the dealer a written notice of intent to cure all claimed deficiencies, the manufacturer will then have ninety days following receipt of the original notice to rectify the deficiencies. If the deficiencies are rectified within ninety days, the dealer's notice is voided. If the manufacturer fails to provide the notice of intent to cure the deficiencies or fails to cure the deficiencies in the time period prescribed, the termination or cancellation shall take effect as provided in the original notice. (B) If the dealer terminates, cancels, or fails to renew the manufacturer/dealer agreement without good cause, the terms of Section 56-14-110 do not apply. If the dealer terminates, cancels, or fails to renew the manufacturer/dealer agreement with good cause, Section 56-14-110 shall apply. If the dealer terminates for cause and has new and untitled inventory on hand subject to the termination then the inventory may be sold pursuant to Section 56-14-110. (C) The dealer has the burden of showing good cause. Any of the following items shall be deemed "good cause" for the proposed termination, cancellation, or nonrenewal action by a dealer: (1) a manufacturer being convicted of, or entering a plea of nolo contendere to, a felony; (2) the
Si un concesionario cancela sin buena causa, se aplican diferentes reglas que pueden afectar su capacidad para vender ciertos inventarios.
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