Which type of vehicle is exempt from the Truth in Mileage Act?

The Truth in Mileage Act is designed to combat odometer fraud by requiring that vehicle sellers provide accurate mileage information. Certain types of vehicles are exempt from these requirements due to various factors, and one of these exemptions applies specifically to motor vehicles with an out-of-state title.

When a vehicle has an out-of-state title, it may be challenging to verify its mileage history accurately, especially if the state from which the vehicle originates has different regulations or practices regarding odometer disclosures. As a result, the law provides an exemption for these vehicles to facilitate transactions without the burden of potentially conflicting mileage documentation.

This exemption is important because it acknowledges the complexities of interstate vehicle sales and ensures that sellers and buyers can complete transactions without unnecessary hurdles related to mileage disclosure.