LAC 46:V.709. Availability of Vehicles

A. A licensee may advertise a specific vehicle or line-make of vehicles for sale if: 1. the specific vehicle or line is in the possession of the licensee at the time the advertisement is placed, or the vehicle may be obtained from the manufacturer or distributor or some other source, and this information is clearly and conspicuously disclosed in the advertisement; and 2. the price advertisement sets forth the number of vehicles available at the time the advertisement is placed or a dealer can show he has available a reasonable expectable public demand based on prior experience. In addition, if an advertisement pertains to only one specific vehicle, then the advertisement must also disclose the vehicle's stock number or vehicle identification number. B. Licensees may advertise a specific used vehicle or vehicles for sale if: 1. the specific used vehicle or vehicles is in the possession of the dealer at the time the advertisement is placed; and 2. the title certificate to the used vehicle has been assigned to the dealer. C. This Section does not prohibit general advertising of vehicles by a manufacturer, dealer advertising association, or distributor and the inclusion of the names and addresses of the dealers selling such vehicles in the particular area.