Cal. Code Regs. Tit. 13, § 260.04 - Vehicle Availability
(a) No dealer shall advertise a specific vehicle or a class of vehicles for sale, unless such vehicle(s) is in the
dealer's possession, or is available to the dealer pursuant to a franchise agreement with the manufacturer or distributor of the vehicle(s). An
advertisement of a vehicle not in a dealer's possession must so indicate, and must include a reasonable estimate of the date such vehicle will be
available from the franchisor for delivery to a prospective purchaser.
(b) A specific vehicle advertised
by a dealer or lessor-retailer shall be in condition to demonstrate and shall be willingly shown and sold at the advertised price and terms while
such vehicle remains unsold or unleased, unless the advertisement states that the advertised price and terms are good only for a specific time and
such time has elapsed. Advertised vehicles must be sold at or below the advertised price irrespective of whether or not the advertised price has been
communicated to the purchaser.
(c) No manufacturer or distributor shall advertise vehicles for sale
unless such vehicles are available to franchised dealers within the meaning of subsection (a) of Vehicle Code Section 11713.2, or, if not so
available, the advertisement must include the date such vehicles will be available for purchase from retail dealers in the area in which the
advertisement is disseminated.
Notes
Note: Authority cited: Section 1651, Vehicle Code. Reference: Sections 11614, 11713, 11713.1 and 11713.3, Vehicle Code.
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