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The cost of a auto dealer bond mainly depends on two factors:
Bond Limit: Every state has a specified bond amount that they require auto dealers to be bonded for. In other words, this determines the size of bond that auto dealers have to purchase. For example, given that Texas has a bond limit of $50,000 for motor vehicle bond, the amount you pay (aka bond premium) is a percentage typically between 0.5%-5% of the bond limit. Thus, a Texas dealer bond would start from $250, and could go up to $2,500 for those with poor credit.
Credit Score: this is crucial for premium amount as well as whether a potential dealer can even obtain a motor vehicle bond in the first place. Credit score reflects whether the applicant can behave in a way that is less likely to result in a claim being filed and whether the applicant can repay any potential claim.
An Arizona Auto Dealer Bond is a $100,000 surety bond required by the Arizona Department of Transportation (ADOT) for all licensed motor vehicle dealers. The bond protects consumers, lenders, and the state from losses caused by fraud, misrepresentation, or violations of Arizona dealer laws. It does not protect the dealer—it functions as a financial guarantee that dealers will conduct business honestly and in compliance with state regulations.
Dealers don’t pay the $100,000 bond amount upfront. Instead, they pay an annual premium.
