Virginia law requires motor vehicle dealers to have an established, permanent place of business that meets specific criteria, including zoning, space, and signage. The dealership must have dedicated sales, service, and office areas, along with proper records, utilities, and display space for vehicles. Existing dealers licensed before July 1, 1995, are considered compliant with certain requirements.
The dealership must have a permanent, enclosed space of at least 250 square feet, display signage, have designated vehicle display space, and meet zoning and utility requirements.
No, Virginia law requires all licensed dealers to have an established, physical place of business that meets specific criteria.
Yes, dealerships licensed before July 1, 1995, are considered compliant with certain space and display requirements.
Dealers are required to house all records mandated by Virginia law, including sales, service, and other business documentation.