This page is operational guidance for the platform, not a substitute for legal advice. AEUC should not claim to be a dealer, title agent, lender, auctioneer, mechanic, inspector or warranty provider unless the applicable license/authority exists.
AEUC can operate an Internet auction listing service when users set the description and price and the system runs the online bid process. AEUC should not represent the software as a licensed human auctioneer.
Keep disabled unless AEUC or the participating operator fits a statutory exemption or holds the required Illinois commercial vehicle auctioneer/dealer license.
AEUC can provide listing, messaging and offer tools while the titled owner remains the seller and handles title transfer and legally required disclosures.
Require dealer-license information and applicable dealer disclosures. Used-car dealers generally must comply with the FTC Used Car Rule and Buyers Guide requirements.
Paid placement must be clearly labeled Sponsored or Advertisement and must not make misleading price, warranty, inspection or financing claims.
Clean title, mechanical condition, warranty coverage, dealer licensing, financing approval, auction licensing, odometer accuracy, lien release, vehicle history, recall clearance, tax amount, title transfer, registration or legal ownership. Those must come from the seller, licensed dealer, government record, professional inspection, title/lien provider or other authoritative source.
