What does “mileage exempt” mean?

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The term “EXEMPT” on mileage indicates that the vehicle is 10 years old or older, and therefore, recording its mileage is no longer required by law. This designation is used to inform buyers that the actual mileage of such vehicles may not be verified or provided, as it is not a legal requirement for these older models.

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Updated: September 2, 2024, 5:13 PM  

September 2, 2024   2258   RideSafely    Documentation    Auction Terminology, Auction Terms, Mileage Exemption, Vehicle Condition, Vehicle History
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