Alaska Statutes
Alaska Stat. § 45.25.440 (2026)
Advertised price
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Sec. 45.25.440. Advertised price.
A motor vehicle dealer's advertised price for a motor vehicle must include all dealer fees and costs, except for fees, such as licensing fees, registration fees, title transfer fees, and sales taxes, actually paid to a government agency. In this section, “dealer fees and costs” includes dealer preparation fees, document preparation fees, surcharges, and other dealer-imposed fees and costs.
A motor vehicle dealer's advertised price for a motor vehicle must include all dealer fees and costs, except for fees, such as licensing fees, registration fees, title transfer fees, and sales taxes, actually paid to a government agency. In this section, “dealer fees and costs” includes dealer preparation fees, document preparation fees, surcharges, and other dealer-imposed fees and costs.
Notes of Decisions
Cited in 2
cases (1 in the last 5 years), 2009–2025 · leading case: Neese v. State, 218 P.3d 983 (Alaska 2009).
Neese v. State, 218 P.3d 983 (Alaska 2009). “465 and its practice of charging consumers a $200 document preparation fee in violation of AS 45.25.440 and AS 45.25,.460. In December 2005 consumers' counsel met with Sniffen and revealed their intent to file class action suits against Lithia on behalf of consumers injured by…”
Bus. Doe, LLC v. State of Alaska (Alaska 2025). “Business Doe requested instead that the CPU consult with it regarding compliance with AS 45.25.440 and asked that the CPU agree not to take further investigative or enforcement action.”
Alaska Stat. § 45.25.440(a): 1 case
Neese v. State, 218 P.3d 983 (Alaska 2009). “465 and its practice of charging consumers a $200 document preparation fee in violation of AS 45.25.440 and AS 45.25,.460. In December 2005 consumers' counsel met with Sniffen and revealed their intent to file class action suits against Lithia on behalf of consumers injured by…”
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