Utah Admin. Code R152-20-2 - Definitions
A. For purposes of determining whether a
nonconformity has been subject to repair the required number of times, an
"attempt" to repair, as used in Section
13-20-4 or
13-20-5, means that the vehicle is
or has been presented to the manufacturer or its agent for the same
non-conformity.
B. "Collateral
charges" as used in Section
13-20-4 includes, but is not
limited to:
1. Sales taxes
2. Document preparation fees
3. The cost of additional warranties or
extended warranties, if included in the purchase price
C. "Comparable new motor vehicle" as used in
Section 13-20-4 means:
1. A motor vehicle that is determined by the
division to be identical to, or reasonably equivalent to, the nonconforming
vehicle had it conformed to all applicable express warranties. A comparable new
motor vehicle includes any service contracts, contract options, and factory or
dealer installed options that were originally included in the sale of the
nonconforming vehicle; or
2. A
vehicle with an equivalent retail value including any service contracts, and
factory or dealer installed options that were originally included with the
nonconforming vehicle, if the consumer consents to a different make or
model.
D. "New motor
vehicle" as used in Section
13-20-4 means a motor vehicle
which has never been titled or registered and has been driven fewer than 7,500
miles.
E. "Nonconforming vehicle"
as used in Section 13-20-4 means a motor vehicle that does not meet all express
warranties provided in the sales agreement or contract.
F. "Purchase price" as used in Section
13-20-4 means the actual amount paid for the vehicle. "Purchase price" includes
taxes, licensing fees, and additional warranty fees, but does not include
collateral charges.
G. "Reasonable
allowance" as used in Section 13-20-4 for mileage means the dollar value based
on the prescribed deduction per mile. The cap on a reasonable allowance shall
be calculated as the purchase price divided by 100,000, but shall not in any
case be less than ten (10) cents per mile nor more than twenty-one (21) cents
per mile. The consumer shall not be liable for mileage on the vehicle at the
time of delivery, nor for mileage during the time the vehicle was being
repaired.
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