New Mexico Statutes Chapter 57. Trade Practices and Regulations § 57-16-9.2. Motor vehicle dealers; termination of franchise; return of inventory

(1) the dealer cost of the new, unsold and undamaged motorcycles and motor vehicles from the current and immediately preceding two model years and purchased from the manufacturer or distributor within fourteen months prior to receipt of a notice of termination;

(2) an amount equal to ninety-five percent of the current price of new, unused and undamaged motorcycle attachments and motor vehicle repair parts;

(3) an amount equal to an additional five percent of the current price of new, unused and undamaged motorcycle attachments and motor vehicle repair parts, unless the manufacturer or distributor performs the handling, packing and loading of the parts, in which case no additional amount is required under this paragraph;

(4) the fair market value, determined by appraisal as if installed for continuous use in an operating dealership, of all vehicle brand-specific special tools, signage and other specialized systems and equipment required by the manufacturer or distributor for dealership operations. The fair market value will be determined by a qualified independent appraiser agreed upon by the manufacturer or distributor and the dealer unless the fair market value is mutually agreed upon by the parties; and

(5) the economic loss to the dealer resulting from idled or underused dealer facility real estate due to a manufacturer's involuntary termination, determined by any reasonable means, including appraisal, unless the dealer is in violation of the franchise agreement. Economic loss is presumed to be at least equal to the value of two years of dealer facility fair market rental value, as if the facility were an operating dealership; real estate property tax; and property insurance.