A vehicle with more than 1,500 miles of demonstration use is classified as?

A vehicle that has more than 1,500 miles of demonstration use is classified as "used." This classification considers that the vehicle has been driven enough to indicate it is no longer in new condition, which is typically defined as having fewer miles driven as per industry standards. Demonstration mileage indicates that the vehicle has been utilized in a manner that suggests wear and tear, making it more appropriate to label it as used rather than new or demo.

In contrast, vehicles classified as "new" have not been driven extensively and display minimal wear, while "demo" generally refers to vehicles used for demonstration purposes with fewer miles. The term "certified" usually applies to used vehicles that have passed a specific inspection and reconditioning process to meet manufacturer standards and comes with extended warranties. The designation as used reflects the practical conditions of the vehicle's prior use, which is key for potential buyers when considering purchase options.