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• Where can I get a car dealer handbook in NC?

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  Find the North Carolina Car Dealer Handbook Auto dealers and car dealers who sell new cars and used cars in North Carolina (NC) should reference the state’s dealer handbook. Rules and regulations established by the state for dealers who conduct auto sales or car sales are listed in detail in the car dealer manual.   Items included in the manual cover various areas such as obtaining a dealer license, renewing a dealers license, paying dealer application fees and car salesperson minimum age requirements. Insurance requirements for dealers are also covered in the handbook. Contact the nearest Department of Motor Vehicles (DMV) service center to request a copy of the NC car dealer handbook. You can also write the License and Theft Bureau to request a copy of the handbook. Address..

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• Where can I obtain a car dealer handbook or manual?

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  Finding a Vehicle Dealers Handbook in Your State Every state offers dealer license information. Some states provide lengthy car dealer handbooks, while others furnish concise dealer brochures and fact sheets. All but a few provide free downloadable information, including applications for prospective dealers of new cars, used cars, or both. Consult the accompanying grid for handbook information in your state. The dealers license process is complicated. A handbook or manual or brochure will help guide you through the process and better your chances of submitting a correct application. Many applications, according to DMV agents, are rejected due to missing or incorrect information, thus delaying opening for business. Among the topics you'll find in an auto dealers handbook include: Surety..

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• Do I have to take a vehicle dealer course?

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  Dealer License Requirements by State While a state-issued dealers license is required to sell cars in most states, the specific requirements for obtaining a dealer license are different in every state. The state of Nevada, for instance, does not require car dealers to partake in a dealer course, but simply to complete the dealer application package; North Carolina, on the other hand, requires the completion of a 12-hour course for an initial auto dealers license, and the completion of a six-hour course for car dealer license renewal. If you are a vehicle dealer, or wish to become a vehicle dealer, consult the following grid for the dealer course requirements in your state. States marked “yes” require a license and the completion of a dealer course; states marked..

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• How often must car dealers renew license?

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  Car Dealers License Renewal by State This varies according to the state. So, we've compiled a list of the information you need to know in regards to license renewal terms for a vehicle dealer. Still, as a car dealer, the renew license period is something you should know automatically. It's critically important not to let your dealers license to slip into the expired category, even if it's for a day. Depending on where you live, the ramifications of losing your dealer license even temporarily could be severe, and affect so many people involved with your dealership. For other information regarding dealers - including what's required to renew your auto dealers license - consult your state's dealer license division. Keep in mind you may be able to renew your dealers license online...

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• Does my state offer a vehicle dealers handbook or manual?

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  Obtaining a Vehicle Dealers Handbook or Other Dealer Information Obtaining a dealer license is a timely process, complicated by numerous applications and deciphering local zoning and tax codes. To help in your understanding every state and the District of Columbia publishes car dealer license information. Some offer the information in the form of a car dealers manual (see accompanying grid), while most others provide online assistance. Regardless of form you can be certain of receiving help in finding information on the following topics related to dealers of new cars, used cars, or both: Surety bonds. Car dealers license fees. Business sign requirements for dealers. Car display space requirements. Forms for car sales. Place of business requirements. Proper files for maintaining records of..

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