Nevada Warranty Reimbursement State Law

Nevada – REV. STAT. § 482.36385

State Law Allows Labor Increase

Yes

State Law Allows Parts Increase

Yes

State Submission Requirements

• Oldest RO in Days: N/A
• Number of Qualifying RO’s (a): N/A
• Or 90 Days of consecutive RO’s (b)
• OEM Response – Days: N/A
• Increases Begins After OEM Receives submission unless disputing results – Days: N/A

State Inclusion/Exclusions

• The dealer’s compensation for parts and labor to satisfy a warranty or a recall service or repair must not be less than the amount of money charged to its various retail customers for parts and labor that are not covered by a warranty. If parts are supplied by the manufacturer, including exchanged parts and assembled components, the dealer is entitled with respect to each part to an amount not less than the dealer’s normal retail markup for the part.

Notes: If the State Statute does not specifically list the item as excluded, the OEM will use their own definition on what to exclude from the submission. Nevada Law does not specify terms of submitting for an increase, submission is determined by OEM rules.