Fla. Stat. 320.696
Warranty responsibility

(1)(a)

A licensee shall timely compensate a motor vehicle dealer who performs work to maintain or repair a licensee’s product under a warranty or maintenance plan, extended warranty, certified pre-owned warranty, or a service contract, issued by the licensee or its common entity, unless issued by a common entity that is not a manufacturer; to fulfill a licensee’s delivery or preparation procedures; or to repair a motor vehicle as a result of a licensee’s or common entity’s recall, campaign service, authorized goodwill, directive, or bulletin.As used in this section, the terms “compensate” and “compensation” shall include all labor and parts included in the work as provided in this section. The term “labor” shall include time spent by employees for diagnosis and repair of a vehicle. The term “parts” shall include replacement parts and accessories. The term “retail customer repair” means work, including parts and labor, performed by a dealer which does not come within the provisions of a licensee’s or its common entity’s warranty, extended warranty, certified pre-owned warranty, service contract, or maintenance plan, and excludes parts and labor described in paragraphs (3)(b) and (4)(c).Compensation not paid to a motor vehicle dealer within 30 days after receipt of a claim is not timely. A licensee shall not establish or implement a term, policy, or procedure different from those described in this section for any motor vehicle dealer to obtain compensation under this section, and shall not pay a motor vehicle dealer less than amounts due pursuant to this section.

(1)(a)

A licensee shall timely compensate a motor vehicle dealer who performs work to maintain or repair a licensee’s product under a warranty or maintenance plan, extended warranty, certified pre-owned warranty, or a service contract, issued by the licensee or its common entity, unless issued by a common entity that is not a manufacturer; to fulfill a licensee’s delivery or preparation procedures; or to repair a motor vehicle as a result of a licensee’s or common entity’s recall, campaign service, authorized goodwill, directive, or bulletin.

(b)

As used in this section, the terms “compensate” and “compensation” shall include all labor and parts included in the work as provided in this section. The term “labor” shall include time spent by employees for diagnosis and repair of a vehicle. The term “parts” shall include replacement parts and accessories. The term “retail customer repair” means work, including parts and labor, performed by a dealer which does not come within the provisions of a licensee’s or its common entity’s warranty, extended warranty, certified pre-owned warranty, service contract, or maintenance plan, and excludes parts and labor described in paragraphs (3)(b) and (4)(c).

(c)

Compensation not paid to a motor vehicle dealer within 30 days after receipt of a claim is not timely. A licensee shall not establish or implement a term, policy, or procedure different from those described in this section for any motor vehicle dealer to obtain compensation under this section, and shall not pay a motor vehicle dealer less than amounts due pursuant to this section.

(2)

A licensee shall not take or threaten to take adverse action against a motor vehicle dealer who seeks to obtain compensation pursuant to this section. As used in this subsection, the term “adverse action” includes, without limitation, acting or failing to act, other than in good faith; creating or implementing an obstacle or process that is inconsistent with the licensee’s obligations to the dealer under this section; hindering, delaying, or rejecting the proper and timely payment of compensation due under this section to a dealer; establishing, implementing, enforcing, or applying any policy, standard, rule, program, or incentive regarding compensation due under this section other than in a uniform and nondisparate manner among the licensee’s dealers in this state; conducting or threatening to conduct any warranty, retail customer repair, or other service-related audit more frequently than once each calendar year; or denying, reducing, or charging back a warranty claim because of a dealer’s failure to comply with all of the licensee’s requirements for describing or processing a claim.

(3)(a)

A licensee shall compensate a motor vehicle dealer for parts used in any work described in subsection (1). The compensation may be an agreed percentage markup over the licensee’s dealer cost, but if an agreement is not reached within 30 days after a dealer’s written request, compensation for the parts is the greater of:
The dealer’s arithmetical mean percentage markup over dealer cost for all parts charged by the dealer in 50 consecutive retail customer repairs made by the dealer within a 3-month period before the dealer’s written request for a change in reimbursement pursuant to this section, or all of the retail customer repair orders over that 3-month period if there are fewer than 50 retail customer repair orders in that period. The motor vehicle dealer shall give the licensee 10 days’ written notice that it intends to make a written request to the licensee for a warranty parts reimbursement increase and permit the licensee, within that 10-day period, to select the initial retail customer repair for the consecutive repair orders that will be attached to the written request used for the markup computation, provided that if the licensee fails to provide a timely selection, the dealer may make that selection. No repair order shall be excluded from the markup computation because it contains both warranty, extended warranty, certified pre-owned warranty, maintenance, recall, campaign service, or authorized goodwill work and a retail customer repair. However, only the retail customer repair portion of the repair order shall be included in the computation, and the parts described in paragraph (b) shall be excluded from the computation;
The licensee’s highest suggested retail or list price for the parts; or
An amount equal to the dealer’s markup over dealer cost that results in the same gross profit percentage for parts used in work done under subsection (1) as the dealer receives for parts used in the customer retail repairs, as evidenced by the average of said dealer’s gross profit percentage in the dealer’s financial statements for the 2 months preceding the dealer’s request.

If a licensee reduces the suggested retail or list price for any replacement part or accessory, it also shall reduce, by at least the same percentage, the cost to the dealer for the part or accessory. The dealer’s markup or gross profit percentage shall be uniformly applied to all of the licensee’s parts used by the dealer in performing work covered by subsection (1).

In calculating the compensation to be paid for parts by the arithmetical mean percentage markup over dealer cost method in paragraph (a), parts discounted by a dealer for repairs made in group, fleet, insurance, or other third-party payor service work; parts used in repairs of government agencies’ repairs for which volume discounts have been negotiated; parts used in special events, specials, or promotional discounts for retail customer repairs; parts sold at wholesale; parts used for internal repairs; engine assemblies and transmission assemblies; parts used in retail customer repairs for routine maintenance, such as fluids, filters and belts; nuts, bolts, fasteners, and similar items that do not have an individual part number; and tires shall be excluded in determining the percentage markup over dealer cost.If a licensee furnishes a part or component to a motor vehicle dealer at no cost to use in performing repairs under a recall, campaign service action, or warranty repair, the licensee shall compensate the dealer for the part or component in the same manner as warranty parts compensation under this subsection, less the dealer cost for the part or component as listed in the licensee’s price schedule.A licensee shall not establish or implement a special part or component number for parts used in predelivery, dealer preparation, warranty, extended warranty, certified pre-owned warranty, recall, campaign service, authorized goodwill, or maintenance-only applications if that results in lower compensation to the dealer than as calculated in this subsection.

(3)(a)

A licensee shall compensate a motor vehicle dealer for parts used in any work described in subsection (1). The compensation may be an agreed percentage markup over the licensee’s dealer cost, but if an agreement is not reached within 30 days after a dealer’s written request, compensation for the parts is the greater of:The dealer’s arithmetical mean percentage markup over dealer cost for all parts charged by the dealer in 50 consecutive retail customer repairs made by the dealer within a 3-month period before the dealer’s written request for a change in reimbursement pursuant to this section, or all of the retail customer repair orders over that 3-month period if there are fewer than 50 retail customer repair orders in that period. The motor vehicle dealer shall give the licensee 10 days’ written notice that it intends to make a written request to the licensee for a warranty parts reimbursement increase and permit the licensee, within that 10-day period, to select the initial retail customer repair for the consecutive repair orders that will be attached to the written request used for the markup computation, provided that if the licensee fails to provide a timely selection, the dealer may make that selection. No repair order shall be excluded from the markup computation because it contains both warranty, extended warranty, certified pre-owned warranty, maintenance, recall, campaign service, or authorized goodwill work and a retail customer repair. However, only the retail customer repair portion of the repair order shall be included in the computation, and the parts described in paragraph (b) shall be excluded from the computation;The licensee’s highest suggested retail or list price for the parts; orAn amount equal to the dealer’s markup over dealer cost that results in the same gross profit percentage for parts used in work done under subsection (1) as the dealer receives for parts used in the customer retail repairs, as evidenced by the average of said dealer’s gross profit percentage in the dealer’s financial statements for the 2 months preceding the dealer’s request.

If a licensee reduces the suggested retail or list price for any replacement part or accessory, it also shall reduce, by at least the same percentage, the cost to the dealer for the part or accessory. The dealer’s markup or gross profit percentage shall be uniformly applied to all of the licensee’s parts used by the dealer in performing work covered by subsection (1).

1. The dealer’s arithmetical mean percentage markup over dealer cost for all parts charged by the dealer in 50 consecutive retail customer repairs made by the dealer within a 3-month period before the dealer’s written request for a change in reimbursement pursuant to this section, or all of the retail customer repair orders over that 3-month period if there are fewer than 50 retail customer repair orders in that period. The motor vehicle dealer shall give the licensee 10 days’ written notice that it intends to make a written request to the licensee for a warranty parts reimbursement increase and permit the licensee, within that 10-day period, to select the initial retail customer repair for the consecutive repair orders that will be attached to the written request used for the markup computation, provided that if the licensee fails to provide a timely selection, the dealer may make that selection. No repair order shall be excluded from the markup computation because it contains both warranty, extended warranty, certified pre-owned warranty, maintenance, recall, campaign service, or authorized goodwill work and a retail customer repair. However, only the retail customer repair portion of the repair order shall be included in the computation, and the parts described in paragraph (b) shall be excluded from the computation;
2. The licensee’s highest suggested retail or list price for the parts; or
3. An amount equal to the dealer’s markup over dealer cost that results in the same gross profit percentage for parts used in work done under subsection (1) as the dealer receives for parts used in the customer retail repairs, as evidenced by the average of said dealer’s gross profit percentage in the dealer’s financial statements for the 2 months preceding the dealer’s request.

(b)

In calculating the compensation to be paid for parts by the arithmetical mean percentage markup over dealer cost method in paragraph (a), parts discounted by a dealer for repairs made in group, fleet, insurance, or other third-party payor service work; parts used in repairs of government agencies’ repairs for which volume discounts have been negotiated; parts used in special events, specials, or promotional discounts for retail customer repairs; parts sold at wholesale; parts used for internal repairs; engine assemblies and transmission assemblies; parts used in retail customer repairs for routine maintenance, such as fluids, filters and belts; nuts, bolts, fasteners, and similar items that do not have an individual part number; and tires shall be excluded in determining the percentage markup over dealer cost.

(c)

If a licensee furnishes a part or component to a motor vehicle dealer at no cost to use in performing repairs under a recall, campaign service action, or warranty repair, the licensee shall compensate the dealer for the part or component in the same manner as warranty parts compensation under this subsection, less the dealer cost for the part or component as listed in the licensee’s price schedule.

(d)

A licensee shall not establish or implement a special part or component number for parts used in predelivery, dealer preparation, warranty, extended warranty, certified pre-owned warranty, recall, campaign service, authorized goodwill, or maintenance-only applications if that results in lower compensation to the dealer than as calculated in this subsection.

(4)(a)

A licensee shall compensate a motor vehicle dealer for labor performed in connection with work described in subsection (1) as calculated in this subsection.Compensation paid by a licensee to a motor vehicle dealer may be an agreed hourly labor rate. If, however, an agreement is not reached within 30 days after the dealer’s written request, the dealer may choose to be paid the greater of:
The dealer’s hourly labor rate for retail customer repairs, determined by dividing the amount of the dealer’s total labor sales for retail customer repairs by the number of total labor hours that generated those sales for the month preceding the request, excluding the work in paragraph (c); or
An amount equal to the dealer’s markup over dealer cost that results in the same gross profit percentage for labor hours performed in work covered by subsection (1) as the dealer receives for labor performed in its customer retail repairs, as evidenced by the average of said dealer’s gross profit percentage in the dealer’s financial statements provided to the licensee for the 2 months preceding the dealer’s written request, if the dealer provides in the written request the arithmetical mean of the hourly wage paid to all of its technicians during that preceding month. The arithmetical mean shall be the dealer cost used in that calculation.

After an hourly labor rate is agreed or determined, the licensee shall uniformly apply and pay that hourly labor rate for all labor used by the dealer in performing work under subsection (1). However, a licensee shall not pay an hourly labor rate less than the hourly rate it was paying to the dealer for work done under subsection (1) on January 2, 2008. A licensee shall not eliminate flat-rate times from or establish an unreasonable flat-rate time in its warranty repair manual, warranty time guide, or any other similarly named document. A licensee shall establish reasonable flat-rate labor times in its warranty repair manuals and warranty time guides for newly introduced model motor vehicles which are at least consistent with its existing documents. As used in this subsection, the terms “retail customer repair” and “similar work” are not limited to a repair to the same model vehicle or model year, but include prior repairs that resemble but are not identical to the repair for which the dealer is making a claim for compensation.

In determining the hourly labor rate calculated under subparagraph (b)1., a dealer’s labor charges for internal vehicle repairs; vehicle reconditioning; repairs performed for group, fleet, insurance, or other third-party payors; discounted repairs of motor vehicles for government agencies; labor used in special events, specials, or express service; and promotional discounts shall not be included as retail customer repairs and shall be excluded from such calculations.

(4)(a)

A licensee shall compensate a motor vehicle dealer for labor performed in connection with work described in subsection (1) as calculated in this subsection.

(b)

Compensation paid by a licensee to a motor vehicle dealer may be an agreed hourly labor rate. If, however, an agreement is not reached within 30 days after the dealer’s written request, the dealer may choose to be paid the greater of:The dealer’s hourly labor rate for retail customer repairs, determined by dividing the amount of the dealer’s total labor sales for retail customer repairs by the number of total labor hours that generated those sales for the month preceding the request, excluding the work in paragraph (c); orAn amount equal to the dealer’s markup over dealer cost that results in the same gross profit percentage for labor hours performed in work covered by subsection (1) as the dealer receives for labor performed in its customer retail repairs, as evidenced by the average of said dealer’s gross profit percentage in the dealer’s financial statements provided to the licensee for the 2 months preceding the dealer’s written request, if the dealer provides in the written request the arithmetical mean of the hourly wage paid to all of its technicians during that preceding month. The arithmetical mean shall be the dealer cost used in that calculation.

After an hourly labor rate is agreed or determined, the licensee shall uniformly apply and pay that hourly labor rate for all labor used by the dealer in performing work under subsection (1). However, a licensee shall not pay an hourly labor rate less than the hourly rate it was paying to the dealer for work done under subsection (1) on January 2, 2008. A licensee shall not eliminate flat-rate times from or establish an unreasonable flat-rate time in its warranty repair manual, warranty time guide, or any other similarly named document. A licensee shall establish reasonable flat-rate labor times in its warranty repair manuals and warranty time guides for newly introduced model motor vehicles which are at least consistent with its existing documents. As used in this subsection, the terms “retail customer repair” and “similar work” are not limited to a repair to the same model vehicle or model year, but include prior repairs that resemble but are not identical to the repair for which the dealer is making a claim for compensation.

1. The dealer’s hourly labor rate for retail customer repairs, determined by dividing the amount of the dealer’s total labor sales for retail customer repairs by the number of total labor hours that generated those sales for the month preceding the request, excluding the work in paragraph (c); or
2. An amount equal to the dealer’s markup over dealer cost that results in the same gross profit percentage for labor hours performed in work covered by subsection (1) as the dealer receives for labor performed in its customer retail repairs, as evidenced by the average of said dealer’s gross profit percentage in the dealer’s financial statements provided to the licensee for the 2 months preceding the dealer’s written request, if the dealer provides in the written request the arithmetical mean of the hourly wage paid to all of its technicians during that preceding month. The arithmetical mean shall be the dealer cost used in that calculation.

(c)

In determining the hourly labor rate calculated under subparagraph (b)1., a dealer’s labor charges for internal vehicle repairs; vehicle reconditioning; repairs performed for group, fleet, insurance, or other third-party payors; discounted repairs of motor vehicles for government agencies; labor used in special events, specials, or express service; and promotional discounts shall not be included as retail customer repairs and shall be excluded from such calculations.

(5)

A licensee shall not review, change, or fail to pay a motor vehicle dealer for parts or labor determined under this section unless the dealer has requested a change, or the action is pursuant to the licensee’s written, predetermined schedule for increasing parts or labor compensation that is not contrary to any provision of this section. A dealer may make written requests for changes in compensation for parts or labor performed under this section not more than semiannually. The dealer shall attach supporting documentation to each written request. Any increase in parts or labor reimbursement determined thereafter to be owed to the dealer shall be paid pursuant to this section retroactively for all claims filed by a dealer 15 days after the date of the licensee’s receipt of the dealer’s written request.

(6)

A licensee shall not recover or attempt to recover, directly or indirectly, any of its costs for compensating a motor vehicle dealer under this section.

(7)

A licensee shall not require, influence, or attempt to influence a motor vehicle dealer to implement or change the prices for which it sells parts or labor in retail customer repairs. A licensee shall not implement or continue a policy, procedure, or program to any of its dealers in this state for compensation under this section which is inconsistent with this section.

(8)

If a court determines with finality that any provision of this section is void or unenforceable, the remaining provisions shall not be affected but shall remain in effect.

Source: Section 320.696 — Warranty responsibility, https://www.­flsenate.­gov/Laws/Statutes/2024/0320.­696 (accessed Aug. 7, 2025).

320.02
Registration required 320.03
Registration 320.04
Registration service charge 320.05
Records of the department 320.06
Registration certificates, license plates, and validation stickers generally 320.07
Expiration of registration 320.08
License taxes 320.10
Exemptions 320.011
Administration and enforcement 320.13
Dealer and manufacturer license plates and alternative method of registration 320.14
Fractional license tax 320.15
Refund of license tax 320.015
Taxation of mobile homes 320.17
Classification of vehicles and mobile homes and assessment of license tax by department 320.18
Withholding registration 320.19
Tax lien 320.20
Disposition of license tax moneys 320.23
Taxes declared compensatory 320.023
Requests to establish voluntary checkoff on motor vehicle registration application 320.025
Registration certificate and license plate or decal issued under fictitious name 320.26
Counterfeiting license plates, validation stickers, mobile home stickers, cab cards, trip permits, or special temporary operational permits prohibited 320.27
Motor vehicle dealers 320.28
Nonresident dealers in secondhand motor vehicles, recreational vehicles, or mobile homes 320.30
Penalty for violating s 320.31
Definitions covering ss 320.031
Mailing of registration certificates, license plates, and validation stickers 320.37
Registration not to apply to nonresidents 320.38
When nonresident exemption not allowed 320.39
Reciprocal agreements for nonresident exemption 320.51
Farm tractors and farm trailers exempt 320.055
Registration periods 320.57
Penalties for violations of this chapter 320.58
License inspectors 320.60
Definitions for ss 320.61
Licenses required of motor vehicle manufacturers, distributors, importers, etc 320.061
Unlawful to alter motor vehicle registration certificates, license plates, temporary license plates, mobile home stickers, or validation stickers or to obscure license plates 320.62
Licenses 320.63
Application for license 320.64
Denial, suspension, or revocation of license 320.67
Violations by dealers 320.68
Revocation of license held by firms or corporations 320.69
Rules 320.70
Penalties for violation 320.71
Nonresident motor vehicle, mobile home, or recreational vehicle dealer’s license 320.071
Advance registration renewal 320.072
Additional fee imposed on certain motor vehicle registration transactions 320.77
License required of mobile home dealers 320.081
Collection and distribution of annual license tax imposed on the following type units 320.083
Amateur radio operators 320.084
Free motor vehicle license plate to certain disabled veterans 320.086
Ancient or antique motor vehicles 320.087
Intercity buses operated in interstate commerce 320.089
Veterans of the United States Armed Forces 320.90
Notification of consumer’s rights 320.091
Vehicles held in trust 320.95
Transactions by electronic or telephonic means 320.102
Marine boat trailers owned by nonprofit organizations 320.0104
Legislative intent with respect to implementation of chapter 320.105
Golf carts and utility vehicles 320.131
Temporary tags 320.133
Transporter license plates 320.203
Disposition of biennial license tax moneys 320.261
Attaching registration license plate not assigned unlawful 320.271
Used cars 320.273
Reinstatement of license of motor vehicle dealers 320.275
Automobile Dealers Industry Advisory Board 320.371
Registration not to apply to certain manufacturers and others 320.405
International Registration Plan 320.406
Estimate of amount of tax due and unpaid 320.407
Suits for collection of unpaid taxes, penalties, and interest 320.408
Departmental warrant for collection of unpaid taxes and penalties due from motor carriers 320.409
Tax lien on property 320.411
Officer’s sale of property or franchise 320.412
Department to furnish certificate of liens 320.413
Discontinuance or transfer of business 320.414
Restraining and enjoining violation 320.415
Authority to inspect vehicles and seize property 320.416
Cooperation of other state agencies in administration of law 320.417
Foreclosure of liens 320.525
Port vehicles and equipment 320.535
Airport vehicles and equipment 320.571
Failure of person charged with misdemeanor under this chapter to comply with court-ordered directives 320.0601
Lease and rental car companies 320.0603
Vehicle-for-hire license or permit 320.605
Legislative intent 320.0605
Certificate of registration 320.0607
Replacement license plates, validation decal, or mobile home sticker 320.0609
Transfer and exchange of registration license plates 320.615
Agent for service of process 320.641
Discontinuations, cancellations, nonrenewals, modifications, and replacement of franchise agreements 320.642
Dealer licenses in areas previously served 320.643
Transfer, assignment, or sale of franchise agreements 320.644
Change of executive management control 320.645
Restriction upon ownership of dealership by licensee 320.646
Consumer data protection 320.0655
Permanent license plates for governmental entities and volunteer fire departments 320.0657
Permanent registration 320.0659
Permanent registration of trailer for hire and semitrailers 320.664
Reinstatement of license 320.695
Injunction 320.696
Warranty responsibility 320.697
Civil damages 320.698
Civil fines 320.699
Administrative hearings and adjudications 320.701
Applicability of ch. 84-69 320.0705
Semiannual registration or renewal for certain vehicles 320.0706
Display of license plates on trucks 320.0715
International Registration Plan 320.771
License required of recreational vehicle dealers 320.781
Mobile Home and Recreational Vehicle Protection Trust Fund 320.0801
Additional license tax on certain vehicles 320.0802
Surcharge on license tax 320.0803
Moped license plates 320.0804
Surcharge on license tax 320.0805
Personalized prestige license plates 320.0807
Special license plates for Governor and federal and state legislators 320.0815
Mobile homes and recreational vehicle-type units required to have appropriate license plates or stickers 320.0821
Wrecker license plates 320.822
Definitions 320.823
Establishment of uniform mobile home standards 320.824
Changes and modifications of standards 320.827
Label 320.830
Reciprocity 320.831
Penalties 320.832
Legislative intent 320.833
Retention, destruction, and reproduction of records 320.834
Purpose 320.835
Mobile home and recreational vehicle warranties 320.836
Presenting warranty claim 320.837
Warranty service 320.838
Civil action 320.839
Cumulative remedies 320.840
Liquidated damages 320.0841
Free motor vehicle license plates to members of Seminole and Miccosukee Indian Tribes 320.0842
Free motor vehicle license plates to veterans who use wheelchairs 320.0843
License plates for persons with disabilities eligible for permanent disabled parking permits 320.0845
License plates for members of Paralyzed Veterans of America 320.0846
Free motor vehicle license plates to active members of the Florida National Guard 320.0847
Mini truck and low-speed vehicle license plates 320.0848
Persons who have disabilities 320.861
Investigations 320.862
Revocation of license held by firms or corporations 320.0863
Custom vehicles and street rods 320.865
Maintenance of records by the department 320.0875
Purple Heart special motorcycle license plate 320.0891
U.S. Paratroopers license plate 320.0892
Motor vehicle license plates for recipients of the Silver Star, Distinguished Service Cross, Navy Cross, or Air Force Cross 320.0893
Motor vehicle license plates to recipients of the Medal of Honor 320.0894
Motor vehicle license plates to Gold Star family members 320.0898
Emergency service special registration plates 320.1316
Failure to surrender vehicle or vessel 320.1325
Registration required for the temporarily employed 320.3201
Legislative intent 320.3202
Definitions 320.3203
Requirement for a written manufacturer/dealer agreement 320.3205
Termination, cancellation, and nonrenewal of a manufacturer/dealer agreement 320.3206
Transfer of ownership 320.3207
Warranty obligations 320.3208
Inspection and rejection by the dealer 320.3209
Coercion of dealer prohibited 320.3210
Civil dispute resolution 320.3211
Penalties 320.6403
Distributor agreements 320.6405
Franchise agreements 320.6407
Recall notices under franchise agreements 320.6412
Franchise termination based on fraud 320.6415
Changes in plan or system of distribution 320.6975
Procedures and remedies applicable to distributor agreements 320.6992
Application 320.08001
Electric vehicles 320.08015
License tax surcharge 320.08035
Persons who have disabilities 320.08046
Juvenile programs surcharge on license tax 320.08047
Voluntary contribution for organ and tissue donor education 320.08048
Sample license plates 320.08053
Establishment of specialty license plates 320.08056
Specialty license plates 320.08058
Specialty license plates 320.08062
Audits and attestations required 320.08068
Motorcycle specialty license plates 320.8225
Mobile home and recreational vehicle manufacturer, distributor, and importer license 320.8231
Establishment of uniform standards for recreational vehicle-type units and park trailers 320.8232
Establishment of uniform standards for used recreational vehicles and repair and remodeling code for mobile homes 320.8245
Limitation of alteration or modification to mobile homes or recreational vehicles 320.8249
Mobile home installers license 320.8251
Mobile home installation products 320.8255
Mobile home inspection 320.8285
Onsite inspection 320.8325
Mobile homes, manufactured homes, and park trailers 320.8335
Disclosure of manner used in determining length of mobile homes 320.69915
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Current through Fall 2025

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