Bill > HB06827

This bill seeks to modify existing law regarding car dealer fees by prohibiting a general, vague "dealer conveyance fee" that is currently added to a vehicle's sale price. Instead, the bill requires car dealers to provide a detailed breakdown of specific costs associated with transferring (or "conveying") a vehicle from the dealer to the consumer. By mandating itemization of these specific conveyance-related expenses on the sale order and invoice, the legislation aims to increase transparency for car buyers and prevent dealers from charging ambiguous or inflated fees. The bill represents a consumer protection measure designed to give purchasers a clearer understanding of the actual costs involved in buying a motor vehicle, ensuring that any fees charged are legitimately tied to the specific services involved in transferring vehicle ownership from the dealer to the customer.

Transportation and Infrastructure

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