What must dealers display conspicuously on each used car according to the Federal Trade Commission Used Car Rule?

Dealers are required by the Federal Trade Commission Used Car Rule to display a Buyers Guide conspicuously on each used car. The Buyers Guide serves multiple important purposes. It provides potential buyers with crucial information about the vehicle, including whether it is being sold "as is" or with a warranty, which helps consumers make informed decisions. Additionally, it outlines the terms of any warranties offered and highlights the buyer's rights regarding the vehicle's condition and history.

Displaying the Buyers Guide clearly ensures that all prospective buyers can easily see it and understand the key details about the vehicle. This requirement promotes transparency in used car sales, helping to foster trust between dealers and customers and facilitating a better marketplace for used vehicles.

While sales price, vehicle history reports, and dealer contact information are all important factors in the car-buying process, they are not mandated to be displayed in the same conspicuous manner as the Buyers Guide under this particular regulation.