EVALUATION OF DEALERSHIP FACILITIES Sample Clauses

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EVALUATION OF DEALERSHIP FACILITIES. In order for Porsche to establish an effective network of authorized Porsche dealers, DEALER shall provide, and at all times maintain, attractive dealership facilities at the Approved Location(s) that satisfy the image, size, layout, interior design, color, equipment and identification and other factors established by Porsche, and as set forth in Porsche's "Dealer Operating Standards," as amended from time to time. DEALER shall meet the minimum facility standards and policies as set forth in Porsche's "Dealer Operating Standards." Porsche will periodically evaluate DEALER's facilities so as to ensure compliance with Porsche's "Dealer Operating Standards," and DEALER'S obligations under this Agreement. Porsche agrees to provide DEALER with periodic facility evaluations that set forth the evaluative criteria and DEALER's compliance relative thereto. DEALER agrees to take such action as may be required to bring its facilities into compliance with Porsche's reasonable current requirements for dealership operations.
EVALUATION OF DEALERSHIP FACILITIES. MBUSA will periodically evaluate the Dealership Facilities. In making such evaluations, MBUSA may consider, among other things: the actual building and land provided by Dealer for the performance of its responsibilities under this Agreement; compliance with MBUSA's current requirements for Dealership Operations; the appearance, condition, layout and signage of the Dealership Facilities; and such other factors as in MBUSA's opinion may relate to Dealer's performance of its responsibilities under this Agreement. MBUSA will discuss such evaluations with Dealer, and Dealer shall take prompt action to comply with MBUSA's recommendations and minimum facility standards.
EVALUATION OF DEALERSHIP FACILITIES. DISTRIBUTOR periodically will evaluate DEALER'S facilities. In making such evaluations, DISTRIBUTOR may consider, among other things: the actual building and land provided by DEALER for the performance of its responsibilities under this Agreement; compliance with DISTRIBUTOR'S current requirements for dealership operations; the appearance, condition, layout and signage of the dealership facilities; and such other factors as in DISTRIBUTOR'S opinion may relate to DEALER'S performance of its responsibilities under this Agreement. DISTRIBUTOR will discuss such evaluations with DEALER and DEALER shall take prompt action to comply with DISTRIBUTOR'S recommendations and minimum facility standards.
EVALUATION OF DEALERSHIP FACILITIES. HMA will periodically evaluate the adequacy of DEALER's facilities pursuant to its responsibilities under this Agreement. In making such evaluations, HMA will consider: the actual building and land space provided by DEALER for the performance of its responsibilities under this Agreement; compliance with HMA's then current requirements for dealership operations; the appearance, condition, layout and signage of the dealership facilities; and such other factors, if any, which in HMA's judgment may directly relate to DEALER's performance of its responsibilities under this Agreement. HMA will discuss such evaluations with DEALER, so that DEALER may take prompt action, if necessary, to comply with HMA's minimum facility standards. HMA will provide DEALER with a copy of the evaluation upon request.
EVALUATION OF DEALERSHIP FACILITIES. DISTRIBUTOR will periodically evaluate DEALER's performance of its responsibilities under paragraphs VII and XVI herein. In making such evaluations, DISTRIBUTOR will consider: the actual building and land space provided by DEALER for the performance of its responsibilities under this Agreement; compliance with DISTRIBUTOR's current requirements for dealership operations; the appearance, condition, layout and signage of the dealership facilities; and such other factors, if any, as in DISTRIBUTOR's opinion may directly relate to the DEALER's performance of its responsibilities under this Agreement. DISTRIBUTOR will discuss such evaluations with DEALER, and upon request will provide a copy of same, so that the DEALER may take prompt action, if necessary, to comply with IMPORTER's minimum facility standards.

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