What can happen if a dealer does not provide reasonable possession of a vehicle?

When a dealer fails to provide reasonable possession of a vehicle, legal action may indeed be pursued. This means that the buyer has the right to seek legal remedies due to the breach of contract or failure to fulfill the terms of the sale. In a transaction where possession is delayed or denied, the customer may decide to file a complaint or take legal steps to recover damages or to enforce the agreement, which demonstrates the seriousness of the dealer's obligation to deliver the vehicle as promised.

The other options revolve around consequences that are not directly linked to the dealer's failure to provide possession. The loss of a deposit typically pertains to scenarios where the buyer voluntarily cancels the agreement or fails to complete the purchase. Warranty coverage generally relates to the condition and maintenance of the vehicle after purchase, and losing a dealer's license is an extreme consequence that requires substantial violations or repeated offenses beyond just not providing possession of a vehicle. Therefore, the possibility of legal action showcases the direct impact of the dealer's failure in fulfilling their obligations under the sales agreement.