Virginia law allows licensed motor vehicle dealers to obtain supplemental licenses to display or sell vehicles at locations other than their main dealership, under specific conditions. These licenses can be permanent or temporary, with limits on duration and frequency. The law also outlines requirements for signage, proximity to the main location, and restrictions on issuance periods.
A supplemental sales location is an additional site where a licensed dealer can display or sell vehicles outside their main dealership, with proper licensing and compliance.
Yes, a dealer can obtain a temporary supplemental license for up to seven days (or 14 days for trailers and motorcycles), provided they apply at least 15 days in advance.
Yes, a dealer cannot hold more than eight supplemental licenses per year.
Yes, a permanent supplemental location must display signage as required for the main dealership, especially if within 500 yards of the main location.