Wisconsin Motor Vehicle Salesperson Manual Practice Test

The federally required MSRP label must remain in the window of a new vehicle until?

1. The customer places a deposit

2. The dealership receives the vehicle

3. The vehicle is delivered to its retail purchaser

4. The vehicle is test-driven

The correct answer is: The vehicle is delivered to its retail purchaser

The correct response is that the federally required Manufacturer's Suggested Retail Price (MSRP) label must remain in the window of a new vehicle until the vehicle is delivered to its retail purchaser. This is important because the MSRP label serves to provide potential buyers with clear information about the pricing of the vehicle, including the suggested retail price and other important details about the vehicle's features and options. Maintaining this label in the window protects consumers by ensuring that they have access to accurate pricing information throughout the buying process, particularly until they finalize the purchase. Removing the label before the vehicle's delivery could lead to confusion or misinformation regarding the vehicle's pricing and could potentially violate federal regulations. The other options do not align with the regulatory requirements regarding the MSRP label. For example, a customer placing a deposit does not signal the completion of the transaction. The dealership receiving the vehicle does not relate specifically to the labeling requirement, and a test drive does not necessitate the removal of the label as the price should remain transparent to all potential buyers up until the point of delivery.