Which of the following can result in the suspension of a motor vehicle salesperson's license?

Providing incorrect information on applications can lead to the suspension of a motor vehicle salesperson's license because honesty and accuracy are foundational principles in the licensing process. Motor vehicle salespersons are required to provide truthful information not only to maintain their professional integrity but also to comply with state laws and regulations. Falsifying information can create significant legal and ethical issues, which regulatory bodies take seriously. Such actions undermine consumer trust and can result in disciplinary measures, including suspension of the license.

While advertising a salvaged vehicle and having too many sales per month are situations that deserve scrutiny, they do not directly imply the same level of regulatory violation associated with providing false information during the licensing procedure. Advertising salvaged vehicles may have specific disclosure requirements, and while there are limits to the number of sales a salesperson can conduct, these do not automatically lead to suspension like misrepresentation on licensing applications does.