Maryland HB306 mandates price transparency for vehicles listed on dealer websites and prohibits manufacturers from penalizing dealers for disclosing.

Maryland HB306, known as the Jack Fitzgerald Price Transparency Act, requires motor vehicle dealers to list the manufacturer's minimum allowable advertised price on their websites. It prohibits manufacturers, distributors, or factory branches from taking adverse actions against dealers for disclosing this information. The bill also bans manufacturers from conditioning incentives or benefits on dealers altering or replacing existing facilities or denying benefits for non-compliance with performance standards.

Maryland HB306 mandates price transparency for vehicles listed on dealer websites and prohibits manufacturers from penalizing dealers for disclosing.

Maryland HB306, known as the Jack Fitzgerald Price Transparency Act, requires motor vehicle dealers to list the manufacturer's minimum allowable advertised price on their websites. It prohibits manufacturers, distributors, or factory branches from taking adverse actions against dealers for disclosing this information. The bill also bans manufacturers from conditioning incentives or benefits on dealers altering or replacing existing facilities or denying benefits for non-compliance with performance standards.