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BC VSA Salesperson Licensing
Master Set 350 Complete
Certification Prep and Advanced
Study Guide: Detailed Topic
Modules, Extensive Test Bank
Review, Practice Questions, and
Final Exam Readiness Manual
Question 1
A Virginia dealer has a used vehicle in inventory that does not pass the required safety
inspection. What may the dealer legally do?
A. Sell the vehicle without mentioning the failed inspection
B. Remove the rejection sticker before delivery
C. Bring the vehicle into compliance or deliver it with a valid rejection sticker and
written disclosure
D. Issue temporary tags and disregard the inspection result
Correct Answer: C. Bring the vehicle into compliance or deliver it with a valid
rejection sticker and written disclosure
Rationale: When a vehicle fails Virginia safety inspection, the dealer may correct the
deficiencies and bring the vehicle into compliance. Alternatively, the vehicle may be
delivered with a valid rejection sticker and the required written disclosure. A buyer's
acceptance does not eliminate the dealer's disclosure responsibilities, and temporary
tags do not cure an inspection violation.
Question 2
Which parties are required to obtain the appropriate motor vehicle business licenses
in Virginia?
A. Only retail vehicle dealers
B. Motor vehicle dealers, distributors or manufacturers, and salespersons
C. Only finance managers and title clerks
D. Only individuals who sell vehicles privately
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Correct Answer: B. Motor vehicle dealers, distributors or manufacturers, and
salespersons
Rationale: Virginia's motor vehicle licensing requirements apply to dealers,
distributors or manufacturers, and salespersons involved in regulated motor vehicle
business activities. Other individuals may have separate legal responsibilities, but
they are not the categories identified by the provided dealer licensing requirements.
Question 3
A customer purchases a used vehicle from a Virginia dealer under an “As Is”
arrangement. The dealer fails to provide the required written disclosure before the
transaction. What consequence may result?
A. The dealer receives only a warning
B. The customer automatically loses all remedies
C. A $1,000 civil penalty may apply, and the customer may return the vehicle
D. The dealer must provide a lifetime warranty
Correct Answer: C. A $1,000 civil penalty may apply, and the customer may
return the vehicle
Rationale: Virginia's “As Is” requirements are intended to ensure that customers
understand the absence of warranty protection before completing the purchase.
Failure to provide the required disclosure may result in a $1,000 civil penalty, and the
customer may return the vehicle. The law does not simply rely on a warning or
require the dealer to provide a lifetime warranty.
Question 4
A person already licensed as a motor vehicle dealer in another state wants to
participate in Dealer Only wholesale auctions in Virginia. What must the dealer
obtain?
A. A Virginia driver's license
B. A temporary salesperson license
C. A consumer credit license
D. A certificate of registration
Correct Answer: D. A certificate of registration
Rationale: An out-of-state dealer must obtain a certificate of registration before
selling vehicles through Dealer Only wholesale auctions in Virginia. This requirement
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allows the Virginia regulatory system to identify and monitor out-of-state dealers
participating in this type of wholesale activity.
Question 5
A dealer receives a vehicle from an auction and needs to transport it to the dealership
before permanent registration. Which plate should be used?
A. Temporary transport plates, for no more than five days
B. A permanent customer plate
C. A salesperson's personal plate
D. Customer temporary tags for 60 days
Correct Answer: A. Temporary transport plates, for no more than five days
Rationale: Temporary transport plates are intended for moving vehicles from
auctions or other points of purchase or sale. According to the provided material, these
plates may be issued for no more than five days. They are intended for transportation
rather than ordinary customer operation or permanent registration.
Question 6
A dealer wants to sell a vehicle “As Is” without providing a dealer warranty. Which
procedure best satisfies the required conditions?
A. Tell the customer verbally that the vehicle has no warranty
B. Have the customer sign only the financing documents
C. Display an “All Sales Final” sign in the showroom
D. Properly complete, sign, date, and disclose the Buyers Guide and buyers order
Correct Answer: D. Properly complete, sign, date, and disclose the Buyers Guide
and buyers order
Rationale: A valid “As Is” transaction requires the dealer to satisfy the required
written disclosure requirements. The Buyers Guide must be properly completed,
signed, and dated, and the required disclosure must also appear on the buyers order. A
verbal statement or general showroom sign does not substitute for the required
documentation.
Question 7