OMVIC Practice Test and Automotive Law Review

1. Question 1
   • Passing automatically creates an OMVIC registration
   • Passing replaces the need for a registration application
   • A separate application to OMVIC is still required after course completion
   • Registration occurs automatically after a dealership hires the student
2. Question 2
   • 40 written-response questions in 60 minutes
   • 60 multiple-choice questions in 90 minutes
   • 80 multiple-choice questions in 60 minutes
   • A take-home case study with no time limit
3. Question 3
   • 60%
   • 70%
   • 75%
   • 80%
4. Question 4
   • Up to six months in every case
   • Up to one year with no exceptions
   • Up to two years, though OMVIC says the period could be shortened if content changes
   • There is no time limit
5. Question 5
   • Only transferring legal title after payment
   • Advertising or negotiating a motor-vehicle transaction
   • Repairing a customer's vehicle
   • Issuing a driver's licence
6. Question 6
   • Yes, for a 30-day trial period
   • Yes, if supervised by any licensed driver
   • No, the Act generally prohibits acting as a salesperson without registration
   • Yes, if the vehicle is used
7. Question 7
   • It is allowed if both dealerships agree verbally
   • It is allowed for online transactions only
   • The salesperson must not trade on behalf of a dealer unless registered to that dealer
   • It is allowed when no commission is paid
8. Question 8
   • Only the customer must be notified
   • The salesperson and dealer have specified duties to notify the registrar within five days
   • Notification is needed only at annual renewal
   • No notification is required if no sale is pending
9. Question 9
   • Only the vehicle's wholesale cost
   • All fees and charges the dealer intends to collect, subject to permitted HST and licensing treatment
   • Only fees described as mandatory by the manufacturer
   • No dealer fees if they appear later in the contract
10. Question 10
    • Administration fee
    • Freight
    • HST
    • Pre-delivery inspection fee
11. Question 11
    • The fee was not paid in cash
    • The advertised price did not include a charge the dealer intended to collect
    • Administration fees are always prohibited
    • The customer was given too much information
12. Question 12
    • Use technical language whenever possible
    • Be clear and truthful
    • Discuss only positive facts
    • Avoid putting any description in writing
13. Question 13
    • Explain the terms, including the customer's financial and other obligations
    • Ask the lender to explain every vehicle feature
    • Provide only the signature page
    • Delay all explanations until after delivery
14. Question 14
    • Online dealers are exempt from registration
    • Online transactions are subject to the same core registration, advertising and disclosure expectations
    • Only the Electronic Commerce Act applies
    • The dealer may omit its registered identity from advertisements
15. Question 15
    • Only the third party
    • Only the website hosting the ad
    • The dealer remains responsible for advertising conducted on its behalf
    • No one, if the dealer did not draft the text
16. Question 16
    • Pressure the customer to sign before reviewing obligations
    • Use documents known to be out of date
    • Act ethically and respect the customer's rights and interests
    • Describe government approval of a commission that has no such approval
17. Question 17
    • Disclose only facts the buyer asks about
    • Disclose required history and condition information and material facts that could influence a reasonable buyer
    • Disclose mechanical facts only after delivery
    • Disclose only information shown in an advertisement
18. Question 18
    • Automatic ownership of a replacement vehicle
    • Potential cancellation within 90 days of delivery
    • A guaranteed double refund from OMVIC
    • No remedy because prior use never matters
19. Question 19
    • Use for weekend family trips
    • Previous use as a taxi or limousine
    • Use for commuting outside Ontario
    • Use with winter tires
20. Question 20
    • The greater of 10% or 5,000 km
    • Exactly zero tolerance in every case
    • The lesser of 5% or 1,000 km
    • A flat 2,500 km
21. Question 21
    • Use the required as-is disclosure clearly in the advertisement and contract
    • Assume 'as-is' removes every disclosure duty
    • Describe the vehicle as roadworthy without evidence
    • Omit the status if the price is low
22. Question 22
    • Oral promises are always criminal offences
    • Written terms create a clearer record of what the parties agreed
    • The Code prohibits any conversation before signing
    • A written promise guarantees OMVIC will award damages
23. Question 23
    • Only customer email addresses
    • Vehicles received for trade and sales, leases, trade-ins, consignments and financial transactions
    • Only records for transactions that resulted in complaints
    • No records if documents are stored electronically
24. Question 24
    • Wait to see if the buyer discovers it
    • Disclose it clearly and ensure the written transaction documents are accurate
    • Mention it only after the contract is signed
    • Remove related records
25. Question 25
    • Yes, three days
    • Yes, ten days
    • No; sales are generally final once signed, subject to specific rights or agreement
    • Yes, until delivery in every case
26. Question 26
    • A purchase from an OMVIC-registered dealer
    • A lease from an OMVIC-registered dealer
    • A private purchase from an individual seller
    • A dealer sale completed online
27. Question 27
    • Every case of buyer's remorse
    • Eligible proven financial losses tied to qualifying dealer purchase, lease or consignment transactions
    • Routine vehicle maintenance
    • Price differences between dealerships
28. Question 28
    • OMVIC can order any refund immediately
    • OMVIC cannot compel a refund, cancellation or repairs, though it may facilitate resolution and review compliance
    • OMVIC may act only if the vehicle is new
    • OMVIC automatically sends every dispute to criminal court
29. Question 29
    • Destroy the contract
    • Seek a direct, documented resolution with the dealer
    • Stop all payments without advice
    • Post an anonymous accusation instead of preserving records
30. Question 30
    • Only the buyer's recollection
    • The contract, advertisement, disclosures, communications and relevant vehicle reports
    • Unrelated social-media posts
    • A blank complaint form

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