2023 could be active year for state dealer franchise legislation

Published October 28, 2022

By: Lindsay VanHulle

Source: Automotive News

Next year may shape up to be an active year for dealer franchise legislation in state capitals.

Don Hall, president of the Virginia Automobile Dealers Association, stated last week at a panel dialogue at Automotive News Retail Forum: Chicago that the association, and sure others, “are going to be very aggressive in ’23,” introducing laws to strengthen language in state supplier franchise legal guidelines that govern the connection between automakers and their franchised new-vehicle dealerships.

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