Virginia law sections 46.2-1566 and 46.2-1567 specify exemptions related to dealer programs, incentives, and franchises. Certain dealer incentives and programs are exempt if they meet specific criteria, and franchises are exempt from the Retail Franchising Act requirements. These provisions aim to clarify which programs and franchises are not subject to certain regulations.
Dealer programs or incentives that are not inconsistent with existing manufacturer filings, expire within 12 months, or were in place as of July 1, 2015, are exempt from certain regulations.
No, consumer programs or incentives, including discount pricing, are explicitly exempt from these laws.
Yes, franchises subject to this chapter are exempt from the requirements of Chapter 8 of Title 13.1, which covers retail franchising regulations.
These exemptions clarify which dealer incentives and franchises are not subject to certain state regulations, providing flexibility for manufacturers and dealers.