Which entity oversees the enforcement of motor vehicle dealer regulations and practices?

The Motor Vehicle Dealer Board is the entity responsible for overseeing the enforcement of motor vehicle dealer regulations and practices. This board typically consists of appointed members from various backgrounds related to the automotive industry and is tasked with enforcing laws and regulations that pertain to motor vehicle dealerships. Its functions often include issuing licenses, investigating complaints, and ensuring compliance with both state and federal regulations, which helps maintain fair practices and protects consumers.

While the state department of transportation may have a role in broader transportation policies and regulations, it does not specifically enforce dealer regulations. The Federal Trade Commission primarily focuses on consumer protection and antitrust laws, rather than directly overseeing motor vehicle dealers. Individual dealerships operate independently and are responsible for adhering to regulations set by the Motor Vehicle Dealer Board, rather than overseeing the enforcement of those regulations.