(11) When a motor vehicle is sold for registration in another state, the stub portion of the temporary permit shall be filed with the division within 45 days from the date of issue, accompanied by the required fee. The sale must be reported in the dealer's monthly report of sale required by Subsection 41-3-301(2)(b). If the permit stub and the required fee are not postmarked or received by the division within 45 days, a penalty equal to the required fee shall be collected pursuant to Section 41-3-302.(12) The temporary registration card, attached to the temporary permit, must be detached and given to the customer when the temporary permit is issued. This temporary registration card must be kept in the vehicle while the temporary permit is displayed.
R877-23V-6. Issuance of In-Transit Permits Pursuant to Utah Code Ann. Section 41-3-305.
(1)(a) Transported semitractors are piggy-backed when all of the semitractors being transported are touching the ground.
(b) Each piggy-backed vehicle must have a separate in-transit permit or be properly registered for operation in Utah.
(2) In-transit permits may not be issued for loaded motor vehicles over 12,000 pounds gross laden weight.
(3) A semitractor hauling unlicensed trailers must obtain an in-transit permit for any trailer in contact with the ground.
(4) Subject to Subsections (5) and (6), the following entities may issue in-transit permits:
(a) a licensed dealer that is primarily engaged in the business of auctioning consigned motor vehicles to other dealers or the public; and
(b) a state or local government agency that is engaged in the business of auctioning motor vehicles to dealers or the public.
(5) An entity issuing an in-transit permit under Subsection (4) shall maintain records of all in-transit permits obtained from the division. These records shall include:
(a) vehicle purchaser information;
(b) vehicle identification number; and
(c) evidence that the purchaser has met the requirements for issuance of the in-transit permit.
(6) An entity described in Subsection (4) that fails to maintain the records required under Subsection (5) may be prohibited from issuing in-transit permits.
R877-23V-7. Misleading Advertising Pursuant to Utah Code Ann. Section 41-3-210.
(1)(a) "Advertisement" means any oral, written, graphic, or pictorial statement made that concerns the offering of a motor vehicle for sale or lease.
(b) "Advertisement" includes any statement or representation:
(i) made in a newspaper, magazine, electronic medium, or other publication;
(ii) made on radio or television;
(iii) appearing in any notice, handbill, sign, billboard, banner, poster, display, circular, pamphlet, letter, or other printed material;
(iv) contained in any window sticker or price tag; or
(v) in any oral statement.
(c) "Advertisement" includes the terms "advertise" and "advertising".
(d) "Advertisement" does not include:
(i) a statement made solely for obtaining motor vehicle financing or a motor vehicle title; or
(ii) hand written negotiation sheets between a dealer and a customer of the dealer.
(2) Violation of this section constitutes a violation of licensing prohibitions and requirements under Section 41-3-210.
(a) Accuracy. Any advertised statements and offers about a motor vehicle as to year, make, model, type, condition, equipment, price, trade-in-allowance, terms, or other similar information, shall be clearly set forth and based upon facts.
(b) Bait. Bait advertising and bait and switch selling practices may not be used.
(i) Except as provided in Subsections (2)(b)(ii) and (iii), a motor vehicle advertised at a specific price shall be in the possession of the advertiser at the address given.
(ii) A new motor vehicle that is in transit to the advertiser at the address given, is considered in the possession of the advertiser if the advertiser is a dealer of that make of new motor vehicle.
(iii) A used motor vehicle that is in transit to the advertiser at the address given, is considered in the possession of the advertiser if the advertiser produces, upon request by any employee of the division, proof of purchase for the advertised vehicle establishing a date of purchase before the date of the advertisement.
(iv)(A) An advertised vehicle shall be willingly shown, demonstrated, and sold.
(B) If an advertised vehicle is sold, the advertiser shall, upon request of any prospective purchaser, peace officer, or employee of the division, show sales records of the advertised motor vehicle.
(v) If an advertisement contains a picture of a motor vehicle and a price, the motor vehicle pictured shall be a similar model with similar options and accessories as the advertised motor vehicle.
(c)(i) Price. If the price or payment of a motor vehicle is quoted, the motor vehicle shall be clearly identified as to make, year, model, and if new or used.
(ii) Except as provided in Subsection (c)(i)(iii), the advertised price of a motor vehicle shall include charges that the customer shall pay for the motor vehicle, including any charges for freight, destination, dealer preparation, dealer handling, or any non-optional items installed on the vehicle at the time of the advertisement.
