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If a dealer doesn't have a specific new vehicle in stock, but will find the vehicle and bring it in, what must the dealer disclose to the buyer about the vehicle's mileage?

  1. Maximum distance will be shown on the odometer when it is delivered

  2. Mileage must be disclosed to the closest hundredth mile

  3. There is no obligation to disclose the vehicle's mileage if the vehicle has not yet arrived

  4. None of the above

The correct answer is: Maximum distance will be shown on the odometer when it is delivered

The other options are incorrect because they do not accurately represent the dealer's disclosure requirement for a new vehicle that is being brought in from another location. Option B is incorrect because the dealer is only required to disclose the maximum distance that will be shown on the vehicle's odometer when it is delivered, not the exact mileage to the closest hundredth mile. Option C is incorrect because there is still an obligation for the dealer to disclose the maximum distance shown on the odometer, even if the vehicle has not yet arrived. Option D is incorrect because there is a specific disclosure requirement for the vehicle's mileage.