Bill > S1835

This bill, the Used Car Safety Recall Repair Act, aims to prohibit auto dealers from selling, leasing, or loaning used motor vehicles with open safety recalls to consumers. It amends the current law to define a "used motor vehicle" and requires manufacturers to reimburse dealers for the fair market value of a used vehicle if the manufacturer has failed to make a remedy available within 60 days of the recall notification. The bill also includes exceptions, such as allowing the sale of used vehicles at wholesale or vehicles that have been reported as junk to the National Motor Vehicle Title Information System. The bill will take effect one year after enactment.