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What must a dealer disclose if they do not have a specific new vehicle in stock but will bring it in?

The maximum mileage or a statement that there is no maximum
The manufacturer's suggested retail price
The estimated delivery date
The vehicle's service history

The correct answer is: The maximum mileage or a statement that there is no maximum

A dealer must disclose the maximum mileage or clearly state that there is no maximum for a new vehicle that is not currently in stock and is being brought in. This is to ensure transparency and avoid any potential surprises for the customer. Options B, C, and D are incorrect as they do not pertain to the disclosure of a specific vehicle's availability and may not be relevant to the customer's decision-making process. The manufacturer's suggested retail price may vary depending on the dealer's location or discounts available, the estimated delivery date may change due to unforeseen circumstances, and the service history is typically only provided for used vehicles. Therefore, option A is the most relevant and important piece of information that the dealer is obligated to disclose in this scenario.