VEHICLE CRITERIA Sample Clauses

VEHICLE CRITERIA a. No vehicle that is to become a Leased Vehicle may be purchased by the Buyer if the vehicle is more than four model years old. No Contract may be acquired by the Buyer if the Contract is secured by a Leased Vehicle that, at the time of lease, was more than four model years old. b. The purchase price payable by the Buyer for each vehicle that is to become a Leased Vehicle (and thus to become subject to a Contract) shall never exceed that amount that a Dealer shall receive from bank draft upon the delivery of the Leased Vehicle. With respect to any Leased Vehicle (and the Contract related thereto) the Buyer may acquire from TAF-I, the Purchase Price for such Leased Vehicle payable by Buyer shall be an amount equal to the sum of (i) the value of Leased Vehicle on a "average wholesale" basis, as determined by reference to the "Texas Edition" of the "Official Used Car Market Guide" in effect as of the date of the Buyer's purchase plus (ii) 57.5% of the down payment received by TAF-I with respect to the Contract related to such Leased Vehicle. c. In addition, with respect to any Leased Vehicle (the "Subject Vehicle") and the Contract related thereto (the "Subject Contract") the Buyer may acquire from TAF-I, the Subject Contract may not be in default at the time of purchase by Buyer and may not be purchased if another Leased Vehicle and Contract within TAF-I's portfolio both satisfies the criteria specified within this Exhibit A and was entered into as of a date prior to the date of such Subject Contract.
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VEHICLE CRITERIA a. No vehicle that is to become a Leased Vehicle may be purchased by the Buyer if the vehicle is more than four model years old. No Contract may be acquired by the Buyer if the Contract is secured by a Leased Vehicle that, at the time of lease, was more than four model years old. b. The purchase price payable by the Buyer for each vehicle that is to become a Leased Vehicle (and thus to become subject to a Contract) shall never exceed that amount that the Dealer shall have received by bank draft upon the delivery of the Leased Vehicle. c. No motorcycle shall be purchased if the purchase price payable for such motorcycle would cause the aggregate purchase price paid for all motorcycles which are Leased Vehicles to exceed 10% of the net offering proceeds of the Company's offering of 11% Secured Notes.
VEHICLE CRITERIA a. No vehicle that is to become a Leased Vehicle may be purchased by the Buyer if the vehicle is more than four model years old. No Contract may be acquired by the Buyer if the Contract is secured by a Leased Vehicle that, at the time of lease, was more than four model years old. b. The purchase price payable by the Buyer for each vehicle that is to become a Leased Vehicle (and thus to become subject to a Contract) shall never exceed that amount that the Dealer shall have received by bank draft upon the delivery of the Leased Vehicle.
VEHICLE CRITERIA a. No vehicle that is to become a Leased Vehicle may be purchased by the Buyer if the vehicle is more than four model years old. No Contract may be acquired by the Buyer if the Contract is secured by a Leased Vehicle that, at the time of lease, was more than four model years old. b. The purchase price payable by the Buyer for each vehicle that is to become a Leased Vehicle (and thus to become subject to a Contract) shall never exceed that amount that the Dealer shall have received by bank draft upon the delivery of the Leased Vehicle. With respect to any Leased Vehicle (and the Contract related thereto) the Buyer may acquire from Transition Auto Finance II, Inc. ("TAF-II"), the Purchase Price for such Leased Vehicle payable by Buyer shall be an amount equal to the sum of (i) the depreciated value of the Leased Vehicle as of the date of the Company's purchase from TAF-II plus (ii) 57.5% of the down payment originally paid by TAF-II with respect to the Contract related to such Leased Vehicle plus (iii) $150. For this purpose, the depreciated value is calculated by amortizing over the term of the Lease the difference between the Net Capital Cost of the Leased Vehicle and TAF-II's estimate, at the inception of the lease, of the residual value of the Leased Vehicle at the expiration of the lease. c. In addition, with respect to any Leased Vehicle (the "Subject Vehicle") and the Contract related thereto (the "Subject Contract") the Buyer may acquire from TAF-II, the Subject Contract may not be in default at the time of purchase by Buyer and may not be purchased if another Leased Vehicle and Contract within TAF-II's portfolio both satisfies the criteria specified within this Exhibit A and was entered into as of a date prior to the date of such Subject Contract.
VEHICLE CRITERIA. The vehicle purchased or leased by the Employee must be North American built.

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