Dive into the OMVIC Practice Test and test your knowledge on laws, regulations, and ethical practices in the automotive industry. Perfect for aspiring dealers and salespersons to validate their expertise!

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What must dealers and salespersons disclose regarding the vehicles they are selling?

  1. Only information specifically asked for by the customer

  2. Only information about safety features

  3. All 'material facts' about the vehicle, even if not asked

  4. Only information about previous ownership and mileage

The correct answer is: All 'material facts' about the vehicle, even if not asked

Dealers and salespersons must disclose all 'material facts' about the vehicles they are selling, which includes information that may affect the customer's decision to purchase the vehicle. Options A, B, and D are all incorrect because they only cover a limited scope of information that may not fully inform the customer about the vehicle and its history. Option A only provides information if specifically asked for, which may not cover all important details. Option B only covers safety features, but there may be other important factors to consider when buying a car. Option D only covers previous ownership and mileage, but there may be other aspects of the vehicle's history that are relevant to the customer's decision. Therefore, the best course of action for dealers and salespersons is to disclose all material facts about the vehicle to ensure transparency and informed decision-making for the customer.