Permitted Company Vehicle Curtailment Sample Clauses

Permitted Company Vehicle Curtailment. If not previously sold or otherwise disposed of, each Permitted Company Vehicle shall be paid in full on or before Applicable Curtailment Date 730, and the Floor Plan Borrowers promise to pay to the Administrative Agent for the accounts of the Floor Plan Lenders (a) 2% of the original principal amount of the Floor Plan Loans made as to such Floor Plan Vehicle or Unit on the Principal Payment Date in each month beginning with the tenth (10th) day in the first month following the Applicable Starting Date and continuing thereafter on each tenth (10th) day of the month through and including the 23rd month following the Applicable Starting Date for such Floor Plan Unit, and (b) the full remaining balance of the original principal amount of the Floor Plan Loans made as to such Floor Plan Unit on the Principal Payment Due in the 24th month following the Applicable Starting Date.
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