What is one responsibility of motor vehicle dealerships concerning advertising?

Motor vehicle dealerships have a responsibility to ensure that all advertisements are honest and accurate. This requirement is fundamental to maintaining consumer trust and adhering to legal regulations. Advertisements must reflect the true nature of the vehicles being sold, including any specifications, features, and pricing. Misleading or false advertising can lead to serious consequences, including legal action and damage to the dealership's reputation.

Honesty in advertising protects consumers from deception and allows them to make informed purchasing decisions. This responsibility is part of the broader ethical and legal obligations that dealerships must follow to promote transparency in their business practices.

In the context of the other options, advertising a vehicle without considering the manufacturer's claims could lead to misrepresentation, while only advertising prices provided by the manufacturer limits the dealership's autonomy in marketing strategies and could also mislead consumers if other prices apply. Claiming that they are not responsible for advertisements contradicts the legal and ethical accountability that dealerships must uphold in their promotional activities.