Virginia law Section 46.2-1568.1 prohibits manufacturers and distributors from discriminating against car dealers within the state. Key provisions include bans on offering lower prices, incentives, or promotional benefits to certain dealers, ensuring fair treatment among dealers of the same line-make. The law aims to promote fair competition and prevent favoritism in vehicle sales and marketing practices.
It prohibits manufacturers and distributors from discriminating against dealers by offering different prices, incentives, or sharing lead information unfairly among dealers of the same line-make.
No, the law prohibits offering or selling new vehicles at lower prices to certain dealers compared to others of the same line-make during the same time period.
Yes, promotional programs are permitted if they are available on substantially comparable terms to all competing dealers of the same line-make.
It ensures fair treatment by preventing discrimination in pricing, incentives, and lead sharing, promoting fair competition among dealers of the same line-make in Virginia.