What is the difference between a temporary supplemental lot and a casual lot?

The difference between a temporary supplemental lot and a casual lot relates primarily to the sales process and operational aspects associated with them. A temporary supplemental lot is usually utilized for a specific period to accommodate additional inventory and may require the presence of sales personnel to facilitate sales and customer interactions.

In contrast, a casual lot often does not necessitate the presence of a salesperson and is typically utilized for vehicles that might not be actively marketed or sold through standard dealership practices. While vehicle pricing may vary due to market factors or the nature of the lot, the crucial distinction lies in the presence of sales staff and the intended use or operational purpose of each type of lot, which fundamentally affects how vehicles are sold and displayed.

Understanding these differences is important for compliance with licensing regulations and managing dealership operations effectively.