Alaska Statutes Title 45. Trade and Commerce § 45.25.140. Repurchase obligations on termination

(1) the new motor vehicle dealer's net acquisition cost, if the motor vehicles have not been materially altered or damaged, all inventory consisting of unsold new motor vehicles that are current models;

(2) the new motor vehicle dealer's net acquisition cost, new motor vehicle models from the previous year that have been acquired from the manufacturer within the past two years before receipt of the notice of termination, but an adjustment based on mileage over 500 miles may be made;

(3) the new motor vehicle dealer price listed in the current manufacturer's parts catalog, less applicable allowances, new unused undamaged parts in their original, unbroken packaging and acquired from the manufacturer or distributor;

(4) fair market value, signs, equipment, and furnishings that bear the manufacturer's trademark or trade name, that have not been altered or damaged, and that were required by the manufacturer or distributor within five years preceding the notice of termination;

(5) the new motor vehicle dealer's net acquisition cost, special tools that have not been altered or materially damaged and that were purchased from the manufacturer or distributor within three years preceding the date of the termination; and

(6) the lesser of the fair market value or the depreciated value, all manufacturer required computers, printers, and other electronic hardware, and electronic software, except that, if the new motor vehicle dealer leases the computers, printers, or other electronic hardware, or electronic software, the manufacturer shall pay the new motor vehicle dealer the amount of money that is required for the new motor vehicle dealer to terminate the lease under the lease agreement.