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Dealers Handbook in Maine
- Information for Maine Vehicle Dealers
- Additional Resources
Page OverviewInformation for Maine Vehicle Dealers
Although there is no official Maine vehicle dealers' handbook, there is a wealth of information to help applicants find everything they need to know about becoming motor vehicle dealers in Maine.
In addition to Title 29-A, Chapter 9: Dealers of the Maine Revised Statutes, Maine provides these documents and publications online. The following will be the most useful to you:
Additional Resources
DMV.org has gathered the following information to help you before, during, and after the process of becoming a licensed motor vehicle dealer in Maine:
- Licensing Requirements: Explains how to prepare before you apply for a Maine motor vehicle dealer license, as well as the actual application process.
- Dealer Forms: Find every dealer-related form you could need, including the initial application form, the zoning form, additional plate applications, and a sample lease.
- Dealer-related Information: On October 1, 2005, new laws regarding vehicle pricing, rebate offers, advertising layouts, and the availability of advertised vehicles went into effect. Learn about them here.
- Maine's Lemon Law: Maine's Lemon Law is in place to protect you, manufacturers, and consumers.
- Maine's Vehicle Code: Your one-stop shop for updated motor vehicle codes pertaining to Maine vehicle dealers.
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