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What is the legal difference between a franchise and a dealership?

A franchise transfers the use of the brand, know-how and system under strict standards and creates an ongoing support obligation; a dealership is a looser sales relationship. Liability and…

Updated · July 20261 min readCategory · Focus Areas
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A franchise transfers the use of a brand, know-how, and a system under strict standards and gives rise to an ongoing support obligation; a dealership is a looser sales relationship. The balance of liability and termination shifts with the model — we choose the right model together.

A franchise transfers the use of the brand, know-how and system under strict standards and creates an ongoing support obligation; a dealership is a looser sales relationship. Liability and the termination balance vary according to the model — we select the right model together.

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