A new feature starting this month. We will be doing a monthly post on some rights you may or may not be aware you have with everyday life issues.
This month we will focus on Automobile regulations
Automobile Regulations
The Automotive Industry Trade Practices regulations detail consumer's rights when buying a car or getting an auto repaired.
One section of the regulations prohibits deceptive advertsising. For example, an automobile advertisement must disclose the following:
The business name and address of the car dealer.
The year, make and model of car.
The conditions of sale including the offer's expiration date and any limitations on the number of vehicles available.
If price is indicated, it must include all charges usual or necessary prior to delivery such as freight, handling and dealer preparation charges, (tax, registration and licensing costs neednot be included, however).
Any known defects existing in the frame, block transmission, or differential; flood damage or inability to pass state inspection.
Next week will continue on this specific right that you have concerning Automobiles.
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