Which type of motor vehicle is exempt from the truth in mileage act?

The correct answer is that motor vehicles with out-of-state titles are exempt from the truth in mileage act. This exemption exists primarily because the legislation aims to ensure that sellers of vehicles provide accurate information about the mileage of the vehicle being sold. However, vehicles that are titled in a state other than where the sale occurs may not be subjected to the same regulations that apply to in-state vehicles. This is due to the complexities arising from varying state laws and the administrative difficulties they may create for vehicle transactions crossing state lines.

In contrast, motor vehicles weighing over 1,500 pounds, motor homes, and vehicles registered for trade shows are typically still subject to the truth in mileage act because they fall within the purview of the regulations governing vehicle sales. The exemptions for out-of-state titles reflect a specific legal consideration rather than a broad exemption based on the nature or use of the vehicle.