Kei Mini Truck Titles: Why They're Getting Cancelled and What It Means?

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Introduction:
  • Recent developments regarding the titling and registration of Japanese mini trucks and cars.
  • Discussion based on an article from ARS Technica, a highly respected automotive resource.
Key Points:
  • State Actions:
    • Massachusetts joins other states like Alabama and Arkansas in banning these vehicles due to safety concerns.
    • Some states allow limited use of these vehicles, such as on farm roads or low-speed roads, but many are increasingly restricting them.
  • Import Exemptions vs. Registration Exemptions:
    • Federal exemption allows import of vehicles older than 25 years without compliance with Federal Motor Safety Standards.
    • This exemption does not ensure that states will allow these vehicles to be titled and registered for road use.
    • It's possible to import these vehicles, but state regulations may still prohibit their use on public roads.
  • Considerations for Buyers:
    • Before purchasing a Japanese mini truck or car, check if your state allows titling and registration.
    • Be aware that even if a state permits registration now, regulations can change, potentially restricting use in the future.
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Conclusion:
  • Ensure thorough research on local regulations before buying these vehicles.
  • Contact experts if you need guidance or have specific questions about your situation.
Kei Mini Truck Titles: Why They're Getting Cancelled and What It Means?
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