House Bill 1195
Enrolled House Bill (H)
DIGEST
Automobile dealers. Defines "vehicle right of use subscription program". Prohibits vehicle right of use subscription programs. Provides that a dealer or manufacturer may not impose a surcharge on a dealer for the sole purpose of recovering costs related to the reimbursement of a dealer for parts or labor. Requires a manufacturer to: (1) provide a dealer with written notification of the grounds upon which a claim is being charged back as a result of an audit; (2) provide dealers with a reasonable appeals process concerning certain fees, payments, and reimbursements; and (3) allow a dealer to cure certain administrative errors
Automobile dealers. Defines "vehicle right of use subscription program". Prohibits vehicle right of use subscription programs. Provides that a dealer or manufacturer may not impose a surcharge on a dealer for the sole purpose of recovering costs related to the reimbursement of a dealer for parts or labor. Requires a manufacturer to: (1) provide a dealer with written notification of the grounds upon which a claim is being charged back as a result of an audit; (2) provide dealers with a reasonable appeals process concerning certain fees, payments, and reimbursements; and (3) allow a dealer to cure certain administrative errors
within thirty days after certain claims seeking reimbursement are denied. Urges the legislative council to assign to the appropriate interim study committee the topic of vehicle right of use subscription programs. Makes technical amendments.
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