MTR VEHICLE/DEALERS: Provides with respect to all terrain vehicle dealerships

The definition of 'all-terrain vehicle' was updated to explicitly include golf carts but exclude off-road vehicles used for farm purposes, farm equipment, electric-assisted bicycles, and heavy construction equipment.

The requirement for dealers to maintain repair facilities was streamlined to mandate on-site facilities or facilities within 1,000 feet of the business, removing previous provisions that allowed for third-party agreements, remote service disclosures, or manufacturer-authorized service provider arrangements.

The definition of 'all-terrain vehicle' was updated to explicitly include golf carts and recreational/sports vehicles, while clarifying that farm equipment and heavy construction equipment are excluded.

The definition of 'dealer' was expanded for all-terrain vehicles and golf carts to include any person or entity that sells, offers for sale, or distributes these vehicles at retail, regardless of their primary business.

New requirements allow dealers to satisfy repair facility obligations by contracting with third-party or remote service providers, rather than maintaining on-site facilities.

Dealers must now provide a written disclosure to buyers before sale if warranty repairs are performed remotely, including the remote facility's address, distance, and a statement about transportation needs.

Dealers are required to keep a copy of the buyer's acknowledgment of the remote service disclosure for three years or until the warranty expires.

The definition of 'Dealer' was updated to explicitly include the sale of golf carts and clarified to cover any person or entity selling these vehicles at retail, regardless of their primary business line.

The requirement for repair facilities was reorganized to explicitly list a manufacturer-authorized service provider as a valid option for compliance, alongside on-site facilities or third-party contracts.