New Jersey § 56:8-67
Full text of New Jersey New Jersey Statutes § 56:8-67, with citation guidance and answers to common questions.
§ 56:8-67.
As used in this act: “ As is ” means a used motor vehicle sold by a dealer to a consumer without any warranty,
either express or implied, and with the consumer being solely responsible for the
cost of any repairs to that motor vehicle. “ Consumer ” means the purchaser or prospective purchaser, other than for the purpose of resale,
of a used motor vehicle normally used for personal, family or household purposes. “ Covered item ” means and includes the following components of a used motor vehicle: Engine--all
internal lubricated parts, timing chains, gears and cover, timing belt, pulleys and
cover, oil pump and gears, water pump, valve covers, oil pan, manifolds, flywheel,
harmonic balancer, engine mounts, seals and gaskets, and turbo-charger housing; however,
housing, engine block and cylinder heads are covered items only if damaged by the
failure of an internal lubricated part. Transmission Automatic/Transfer Case--all internal lubricated parts, torque converter,
vacuum modulator, transmission mounts, seals and gaskets. Transmission Manual/Transfer Case--all internal lubricated parts, transmission mounts,
seals and gaskets, but excluding a manual clutch, pressure plate, throw-out bearings,
clutch master or slave cylinders. Front-Wheel Drive--all internal lubricated parts, axle shafts, constant velocity
joints, front hub bearings, seals and gaskets, Rear-Wheel Drive--all internal lubricated
parts, propeller shafts, supports and U-joints, axle shafts and bearings, seals and
gaskets. “ Dealer ” means any person or business which sells or offers for sale a used motor vehicle
after selling or offering for sale three or more used motor vehicles in the previous
12-month period. “ Deduction for personal use ” means the mileage allowance set by the federal Internal Revenue Service for business
usage of a motor vehicle in effect on the date a used motor vehicle is repurchased
by a dealer in accordance with section 5 of this act, 1 multiplied by the total number of miles a used motor vehicle is driven by a consumer
from the date of purchase of that vehicle until the time of its repurchase. “ Director ” means the Director of the Division of Consumer Affairs in the Department of Law
and Public Safety. “ Excessive wear and tear ” means wear or damage to a used motor vehicle beyond that expected to be incurred
in normal circumstances. “ Material defect ” means a malfunction of a used motor vehicle, subject to a warranty, which substantially
impairs its use, value or safety. “ Repair insurance ” means a contract in writing to refund, repair, replace, maintain or take other action
with respect to a used motor vehicle for any period of time or any specified mileage
and provided at an extra charge beyond the price of the used motor vehicle. “ Service contract ” means a contract in writing to refund, repair, replace, maintain or take other action
with respect to a used motor vehicle for any period of time or any specific mileage
or provided at an extra charge beyond the price of the used motor vehicle. “ Used motor vehicle ” means a passenger motor vehicle, excluding motorcycles, motor homes and off-road
vehicles, title to, or possession of which has been transferred from the person who
first acquired it from the manufacturer or dealer, and so used as to become what is
commonly known as “secondhand,” within the ordinary meaning thereof but does not mean a passenger motor vehicle, subject to a motor vehicle lease agreement
which was in effect for more than 90 days, which is sold by the lessor to the lessee,
or to a family member or employee of the lessee upon the termination of the lease
agreement . “ Warranty ” means any undertaking, in writing and in connection with the sale by a dealer of
a used motor vehicle, to refund, repair, replace, maintain or take other action with
respect to the used motor vehicle, and which is provided at no extra charge beyond
the price of the used motor vehicle. 1
N.J.S.A. § 56:8-71.
Frequently Asked Questions About New Jersey § 56:8-67
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