(3) an abandoned vehicle;
(4) a flood vehicle;
(5) a modified vehicle;
(6) a reconstructed vehicle;
(7) a specially constructed vehicle;
(8) a recovered theft vehicle or a theft vehicle if
required to be retitled under section 1164 (relating to theft
vehicles);
(9) a vehicle originally manufactured for intended
distribution outside the United States;
(10) bearing a VIN plate differing from its original; or
(11) a motor vehicle returned to a vehicle dealer or
manufacturer pursuant to the act of March 28, 1984 (P.L.150,
No.28), known as the Automobile Lemon Law.
Indication of the use or condition shall be deemed part of the
description of the vehicle. Any person violating this subsection
commits a summary offense and shall, upon conviction, be
sentenced to pay a fine of $200.
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Section 2. Section 1164(b) of Title 75 is amended and the
section is amended by adding a subsection to read:
§ 1164. Theft vehicles.
* * *
(b) Assessing damage on recovered theft vehicles.--If a
theft vehicle has been recovered, the vehicle shall be assessed
as to the level of damage at the time of recovery by an insurer
or licensed physical damage appraiser:
(1) If the cost of repairs exceeds the replacement value
of the vehicle, the theft-branded certificate of salvage
shall serve as an ownership document. If the vehicle
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