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What steps can dealers take to avoid selling vehicles to curbsiders?

  1. Accept only cash payments

  2. Sell vehicles 'as-is' without warranties

  3. Register the vehicle in the buyer's name and verify identity

  4. Only advertise vehicles on official dealership websites

The correct answer is: Register the vehicle in the buyer's name and verify identity

Dealers can avoid selling vehicles to curbsiders by registering the vehicle in the buyer's name and verifying their identity. This ensures that the buyer is a legitimate and authorized purchaser. It also holds the buyer accountable for any fraudulent activities and protects the dealership from potential legal issues. Option A (accepting only cash payments) is not a fool-proof method as curbsiders can still use cash to purchase vehicles. Option B (selling vehicles 'as-is' without warranties) may attract curbsiders as they typically look for cheap and damaged vehicles that they can sell for a profit without providing any warranties or guarantees. Option D (only advertising vehicles on official dealership websites) may not be sufficient as curbsiders can still create fake listings on these websites. Therefore, the most effective method is for dealers to take precautions during the sale process, such as verifying the buyer's identity and registering the vehicle in their