Maryland SB297 mandates transparency in vehicle pricing by dealers and restricts manufacturers from penalizing dealers for disclosing prices on their.
Maryland SB297, known as the Jack Fitzgerald Price Transparency Act, requires manufacturers, distributors, or factory branches to prove that any performance standards they set for dealers comply with state law. It prohibits these entities from requiring dealers to alter or replace existing facilities or from denying benefits to dealers for disclosing vehicle prices on their websites. The bill also ensures that manufacturers cannot penalize dealers for disclosing the manufacturer's minimum allowable advertised price and the possibility of offering a lower price.
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