Car dealer compliance in Belgium starts with the CO2 label: every new passenger car shown or offered for sale or financial leasing needs the statutory label at the car, each brand needs a poster with all its new models, and every advert names the official fuel consumption and CO2 emissions. Two Belgian specials come on top. Advertising for new cars and vans must carry the line "Informations environnementales (AR 19/03/2004)" with the brand's web address, and every consumer credit advert carries the warning "Attention, emprunter de l'argent coûte aussi de l'argent", in Dutch "Let op, geld lenen kost ook geld". The label rules are the arrêté royal / koninklijk besluit of 5 September 2001 with the label model of 17 December 2017; prices and credit follow the Code de droit économique. Vehicle Hub keeps the values on the car and prints all of it from them, in the language of your customer.
Belgium has three languages, and the rules follow them: labels and adverts in French or Dutch, and in the German-speaking Community in German. Vehicle Hub prints every Belgian output in all three, with the German texts as its own careful translation because no official one exists. The law covers websites with a Belgian domain; Vehicle Hub applies the duty to your website widgets whatever the domain and holds a car back while a required value is missing. The mandatory information per market follows your branch's main market, and the Vehicle Hub widgets show the same values on each car's page. Belgium is one of the European markets Vehicle Hub covers rule by rule; the overview of all countries lists the others. Vehicle Hub applies the rules; it does not replace legal advice on a specific case.