Which type of motor vehicle is not exempt from the Truth in Mileage Act?

The Truth in Mileage Act aims to prevent odometer fraud by requiring certain disclosures about a vehicle's mileage. Understanding which types of vehicles are exempt is essential for compliance with this law.

Motor vehicles with out-of-state titles are indeed subject to the Truth in Mileage Act. This means that when a vehicle with an out-of-state title is sold, the seller is still responsible for providing accurate mileage information and disclosing any discrepancies between recorded mileage and the odometer reading. Such requirements assure potential buyers that they are receiving truthful information regarding the vehicle's mileage history.

In contrast, other vehicle categories, such as motor homes, commercial vehicles over 10,000 lbs, and road tractors, often fall under various exemptions depending on their specific classifications, usage, and weight. Given the focus of the Truth in Mileage Act on typical passenger vehicles, understanding these exemptions helps clarify compliance requirements for different vehicle types.