A new motor vehicle is defined by all of the following characteristics except:

A new motor vehicle is characterized by specific attributes that distinguish it from used vehicles. One of the key characteristics is that it is being transferred for the first time from a manufacturer, indicating that it has not had any prior ownership or use. Additionally, a new vehicle typically has less than a certain number of demonstration miles, which is often indicative of limited usage for promotional purposes.

The notion of being titled is not inherently a defining feature of a new vehicle. While new vehicles do get titles upon sale, a vehicle being titled does not exclusively indicate that it is new. A used vehicle can also have a title because it has been owned and registered in the past. Therefore, the act of titling itself does not classify the vehicle as new, making this the correct choice regarding the characteristics that do not define a new motor vehicle.