Dealer Car definition
Dealer Car means any car that is located on the Dealer’s lot.
Dealer Car means a motor vehicle that is offered for sale by a Customer who is a licensed motor vehicle dealer that operates one or more retail motor vehicle dealerships. Fees mean the fees and charges established by the Auction from time to time for Services. Gate Pass means an electronic or paper document that must be presented by the Buyer or Customer Representative to the Auction (or for sales of Off‐Site Vehicles to the Seller’s Customer Representative at the grounding location) in order to obtain the release of a purchased Vehicle. For Online Sales, a Gate Pass may also be referred to as a “Vehicle Release Form”. In‐Lane Sale means a real‐time live auction sale event that takes place at an ADESA Location with bidders present physically and/or online. Major Deception means an act, representation or omission that, having regard to all of the circumstances would reasonably be regarded as misleading, unprofessional, or unethical and includes, but is not limited to, the failure to make a Disclosure which materially affects the value of the Vehicle.
Examples of Dealer Car in a sentence
Supplying Dealer: Car dealership that the Insured Vehicle was purchased from.
Owner will grant free access to work areas for workers and vehicles and shall provide areas for storage of materials and debris.
Supplying Dealer: Car dealership or Contract Hire or Leasing Company that the Insured Vehicle was hired from.