In dealer-to-dealer sales, which of the following must be disclosed if applicable?

In dealer-to-dealer sales, damage repairs that exceed $3,000 must be disclosed if applicable because this value is significant enough to impact the vehicle’s market value and the purchaser's decision. Such transparency allows dealerships to conduct fair transactions and maintains ethical standards in the automotive industry. Disclosing substantial damage helps ensure that all parties have a complete understanding of the vehicle's history, which is crucial for building trust and protecting against potential legal disputes.

While other aspects like insurance claim history or previous sale prices could provide useful information to a dealer, they are not mandated disclosures under the same guidelines. This places emphasis on the importance of substantial damage and its potential effect on a vehicle's condition and worth.