OMVIC Practice Test

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What can lead to a dealer being deemed to have engaged in unfair practices under the CPA?

  1. Offering a warranty on a used vehicle

  2. Failing to disclose a 'material fact' or misleading a customer

  3. Selling a vehicle at the listed price

  4. Providing customers with financing options

The correct answer is: Failing to disclose a 'material fact' or misleading a customer

A dealer can be deemed to have engaged in unfair practices under the CPA by failing to disclose a 'material fact' or misleading a customer. This means that they did not provide the customer with all relevant information about the product or service, or they provided false or misleading information. Options A, C, and D are not examples of unfair practices, as offering a warranty on a used vehicle, selling a vehicle at the listed price, and providing financing options are all actions that are allowed and expected in a sales transaction. Therefore, they would not lead to a dealer being deemed to have engaged in unfair practices.

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