What happens to the dealer license for the permanent supplemental lot?

When a permanent supplemental lot is established by a dealer, it is treated as an extension of the primary dealership. This means that the new location requires its own dealer license. However, this new dealer license is aligned with the primary lot's renewal schedule, which simplifies the process for the dealer. It ensures that compliance and regulatory aspects are coordinated between the main site and the supplemental lot, making management of licensing more streamlined for the dealer.

The specific licensing requirements aim to ensure that all operational locations meet the necessary regulations and standards for conducting vehicle sales. As a result, while the supplemental lot is a separate entity in terms of licensing, it remains interconnected with the primary lot through the renewal process.