From Utah Administrative Code:

U.A.C. R873-22M-2. Documentation Required and Procedures to Follow to Register or Title
Certain Vehicles Pursuant to Utah Code Ann. Sections 41-1a-104 and 41-1a-108.

(1) To title or register a vehicle previously registered in a nontitle state, an applicant must
submit both of the following:

(a) the last registration certificate; and

(b) a lien search from the recording jurisdiction or form TC-569A, Ownership Statement,
in lieu of the lien search.

(2) To title or register a repossessed vehicle, an applicant must submit both of the following:

(a) the outstanding certificate of title, with the lien recorded in favor of the repossessor;
and

(b) form TC-569B, Repossession Statement, signed by the lien holder recorded on the
certificate of title or a similar statement or form.

(3) To title or register a vehicle previously owned by the U.S. government, an applicant must
submit U.S. government Standard Form No. 97.

(4) To title or register a vehicle foreclosed by advertisement, an applicant must submit each of
the following:

(a) a certificate of sale bearing the signature of the person who conducted the sale. The
certificate must contain the following information:

(i) date of sale;

(ii) name of person to whom the vehicle was sold;

(iii) complete description of the vehicle;

(iv) amount due on the contract;

(v) date that the amount due became delinquent; and

(vi) amount received from the sale of the vehicle;

(b) a copy of the notice sent to the owner and lien holder of record; and

(c) proof that notice was published in accordance with Sections 38-2-4 or 38-8-3, as
applicable.

(5) To title or register a vehicle transferred by divorce decree an applicant must submit each of
the following:

(a) a certified copy of the divorce decree;

(b) the outstanding certificate of title; and

(c) the last registration certificate for a nontitle state.

(6) To title or register a vehicle when the current owner is declared incompetent, an applicant
must submit each of the following:

(a) the outstanding certificate of title, endorsed for transfer by the guardian;

(b) the last registration certificate for a nontitle state; and

(c) a certified copy of the court order appointing the guardian.

(7) To title or register a vehicle purchased at impound auction, an applicant must submit a
certificate of sale that contains the following information:

(a) a complete description of the vehicle;

(b) name of the purchaser; and

(c) the signature of the state, city, or county official who conducted the sale.

(8) To title or register a vehicle transferred pursuant to a power of attorney, an applicant must
submit the power of attorney to the Tax Commission.

(9) To title or register a vehicle transferred from a deceased owner when form TC-569C,
Survivorship Affidavit, does not apply, the applicant must submit the outstanding certificate of
title or the last registration certificate for a nontitle state. In addition, the applicant must
submit one of the following:

(a) a certified copy of the final decree of distribution;

(b) an order from the court confirming sale; or

(c)(i) an endorsement on the title by the administrator, executor, or personal
representative with a certified copy of letters of administration, letters testamentary, or
letters appointing a personal representative attached.

(ii) When the title is issued in joint ownership where the owners names are
connected with "and" or "/", the survivor may transfer ownership by
endorsement only and by furnishing proof of death of the other joint owner.

(10)(a) When satisfactory documentary evidence of ownership is lacking and the applicant has
exhausted all normal means of obtaining evidence of ownership, the Tax Commission may issue
a title or a dismantle permit upon receipt of:

(i) a court order; or

(ii) subject to Subsections (10)(b)(ii) and (iii), form TC-569A, Ownership Statement.

(b)(i) The form required under Subsection (10)(a)(ii) must contain each of the following:

(A) a complete recital of facts explaining the absence of a negotiable title or
current registration for nontitle states;

(B) an explanation of how the vehicle was obtained and from whom;

(C) a statement indicating any outstanding liens or encumbrances on the vehicle;

(D) a statement indicating where the vehicle was last titled or registered;

(E) a description of the vehicle;

(F) any other items pertinent to the acquisition or possession of the vehicle; and

(G) an indemnification agreement holding the Tax Commission and its employees
harmless from any and all liability resulting from the issuance of the title or
dismantle permit.

(ii) If the vehicle has a value of $1,000 or less at the time of application, and the vehicle is less
than six model years old, or the vehicle is a motorcycle, the vehicle may be subject to a physical
examination by an employee appointed by the Tax Commission prior to issuance of a title or
dismantle permit.

(iii) If the vehicle has a value in excess of $1,000, the Tax Commission may require a surety bond
in addition to the form described in Subsection (10)(a)(ii). The amount of the surety bond may
not exceed twice the fair market value of the vehicle as determined by the Tax Commission.

(11) To title or register a specially constructed or rebuilt vehicle, an applicant shall furnish form
TC-569D, Statement of Facts, explaining the acquisition of essential parts and the date
construction was completed. The form must be supported by bills of sale or invoices for the
parts.

(a) An application for an identification number must be completed. The assigned
number shall be affixed to the vehicle and inspected by a peace officer or an authorized
agent of the Tax Commission.

(b) The vehicle make shall be designated as "SPCN" (specially constructed), and the year
model shall be determined according to the date the construction was completed.

(c) If satisfactory evidence of ownership is lacking, the procedure outlined in Subsection (10) must be followed.

(d) In the case of a dune buggy or similar type vehicle where the complete running gear
and chassis of another vehicle is used, the identification number of the vehicle used as
the primary base of the rebuilt vehicle shall be used for identification and must
correspond to the identification number on the surrendered certificate of title.

(e) The rebuilt vehicle shall retain the manufacturer's name as it appeared on the
surrendered title. However, the word "rebuilt" shall be placed on the application and on
the face of the title issued by the Tax Commission. The type of body and vehicle model
may be changed to more accurately describe the vehicle. If a new body is used, the year
model shall be determined by the date the rebuilding is complete. If only the body style
has been altered or changed, the vehicle shall retain the year model stated on the
surrendered title.

U.A.C. R73-22M-15. Assigned and Replacement Vehicle Identification Number System
Pursuant to Utah Code Ann. Section 41-1a-801.

A. The Tax Commission provides a standard Vehicle Identification Number (VIN) plate for
vehicles, snowmobiles, trailers, and outboard boat motors that have never had a distinguishing
number or if the original VIN has been altered, removed, or defaced.

B. The owner of the unit will make application to the Tax Commission on form TC-162 for an
assigned or replacement VIN. In the event the applicant has no title to the unit, the Motor
Vehicle Division follows the procedure in Rule R873-22M-2, to determine ownership.

C. The vehicle may be subject to inspection and investigation. Upon determination of the
validity of the application, a vehicle identification plate is issued.

1. In cases involving vehicles where the original plate has been removed or obliterated
but the original factory number can be verified, a VIN plate is issued with the original
VIN entered by means of an approved procedure.

2. In all other instances a prestamped VIN plate is issued bearing an official Utah
assigned VIN.

3. The VIN plate must, under the supervision of the Tax Commission, be attached to the
unit as follows:

a) passenger and commercial vehicles:

(1) primary location is on a portion of the left front door lock post;

(2) secondary location is on a portion of the firewall, either left or right
side, whichever is most advantageous; (This location is to be selected
only when the VIN plate cannot be attached to the lock posts.)

b) motorcycles, snowmobiles, and outboard motors:

(1) as near as possible to the original number location; (If an original
number, the VIN plate shall be affixed to the headstock.)

c) trailers:

(1) primary location is on a portion of the right side of the tongue or
drawbar near the body;

(2) secondary location is on a portion of the metal frame near the front
right corner;

d) on units where it is not practical to install rivets, the VIN plate may be
attached by adhesive only.

D. The Motor Vehicle Division is responsible for the control, security, and distribution of the VIN
plates and will keep the necessary records and require regular reports from designated branch
offices.

E. Following are the specifications of the official Utah assigned identification plate and
attachment accessories.

1. Size will be 1 inch x 3 inches x .003 inch deep etched to .002 inch with 1/8 inch radius
corners.

2. Material will be color anodized aluminum foil.

3. Color will be blue background with silver lettering.

4. Backing will be laminated with permanent pressure sensitive adhesive.

5. Control numbers will be serialized with 1/8 inch permanent embossed or anodized
numbers.

6. The state seal will be in the left center, with appropriate rivet areas designated.

7. The assigned number will be prestamped using the prefix of "UT." The number series
to include one letter and five digits with the letter to identify the unit type as follows:

TABLE

a) Passenger and Commercial P00001
b) Motorcycles M00001
c) Trailers T00001
d) Reconstructed vehicle R00001
e) Outboard Motors E00001
f) Snowmobiles S00001

U.A.C. R873-22M-22. Salvage Certificate and Branded Title Pursuant to Utah Code Ann.
Sections 41-1a-522, 41-1a-1001, 41-1a-1004, and 41-1a-1009 through 41-1a-1011.

A. If a vehicle with an out-of-state branded title is roadworthy, a comparably branded Utah
certificate of title may be issued upon proper application and payment of applicable fees.

B. The Utah registration of a vehicle qualifying for any of the following designations expires
effective with that qualification or declaration and the title to that vehicle is restricted from
that time:

1. salvage vehicle,

2. dismantled vehicle,

3. any vehicle for which a dismantling permit has been issued in accordance with Section
41-1a-1010;

4. any vehicle for which a certificate of abandoned and inoperable vehicle has been
issued in accordance with Section 41-1a-1009; and

5. manufacturer buyback nonconforming vehicle.

C. For purposes of Section 41-1a-1001, the cost to repair or restore a vehicle for safe operation
is the total cost shown on a certified and notarized repair order or estimate from an authorized
representative of an insurance adjusting firm, or a bonded Utah automobile dealer or body
shop. The repair order or estimate must be current at the time of application and must show all
costs, including a detailed list of all parts, materials, and labor, required to repair the vehicle.

U.A.C. R873-22M-24. Salvage Vehicle Definitions Pursuant to Utah Code Ann. Sections 41-1a-
1001 and 41-1a-1002.

A. "Cosmetic repairs" means repairs that are not necessary to promote the structural
soundness or safety of the vehicle or to prevent accelerated wear or deterioration.

1. Cosmetic repairs include:

a) cracks or chips in windows if the vehicle will pass a safety inspection;

b) paint chips or scratches that do not extend below the rust preventive primer coating;

c) decals or decorative paint;

d) decorative molding and trim made from plastic, light metal, or other similar material;

e) hood ornaments;

f) wheel covers;

g) final coats of paint applied over any rust preventive primer, primer surfacer, or primer
sealer;

h) vinyl roof covers or imitation convertible tops;

i) rubber inserts in bumpers or bumper guards; and

j) minor damage to seats, dashboard, door panels, carpet, headliner, or other interior
components if the damage does not affect the comfort of the driver or passengers, or
the safe operation of the vehicle.

2. Cosmetic repairs do not include:

a) primer coats or sealer necessary to prevent deterioration of any structural body
component, such as fenders, doors, hood, or roof;

b) repair or replacement of any sheet metal;

c) repair or replacement of exterior or interior body panels;

d) repair or replacement of mounting or attachment brackets and all other components
and attaching hardware associated with the body of the vehicle; and

e) cracks or chips in windows if the vehicle will not pass a safety inspection.

3. The determination of whether a specific repair is cosmetic shall be made by the
Administrator of the Motor Vehicle Enforcement Division.

B. "Collision estimating guide recognized by the Motor Vehicle Enforcement Division" means
the current edition of the:

1. Mitchell Collision Estimating Guide;

2. Motor Estimating Guide;

3. Delmar Auto Series Complete Automotive Estimating;

4. CCC Autobody Systems EZEst Software;

5. ADP Collision Estimating Services; or

6. an equivalent estimating guide recognized by the industry.

C. For purposes of Section 41-1a-1002, the determination of whether a vehicle is seven years
old or older is made by subtracting the model year of the vehicle from the current calendar
year.

U.A.C. R873-22M-28. Option to Exchange Horseless Carriage License Plates Issued Prior to July
1, 1992, Pursuant to Utah Code Ann. Section 41-1a-419.

The registered owner of a vehicle that is forty years old or older and for which a horseless
carriage license plate was issued prior to July 1, 1992, may exchange that plate at no charge for
a vintage vehicle special group license plate issued after July 1, 1992.

U.A.C. R873-22M-30. Standards for Issuance of Original Issue License Plates Pursuant to Utah
Code Ann. Section 41-1a-416.

A. "Series" means the general alpha-numeric sequence from which plate numbers are assigned.

B. An original issue license plate is unique and does not conflict with existing plate series in the
state if the particular plate number is not currently registered or displayed on the motor vehicle
master file record.

From Utah Code:

U.C.A. 1953 § 41-1a-509. Manufacturer's certificate of origin or title

(1) If a vehicle other than an off-highway vehicle older than a 1988 model year, or a vessel or
outboard motor older than a 1985 model year has not been previously titled, the application
for certificate of title shall include the manufacturer's certificate of origin properly endorsed for
transfer.

(2) The manufacturer's certificate of origin shall show:

(a) the date of sale to the dealer or person first receiving it from the manufacturer;
(b) the name of the dealer or person;
(c) a description sufficient to identify the vehicle, vessel, or outboard motor; and
(d) a certification by the dealer that the vehicle, vessel, or outboard motor was new when sold
to the applicant.

(3)(a) If the vehicle, vessel, or outboard motor is from a state or foreign country that does not
issue or require certificates of title, the owner shall submit a bill of sale, sworn statement of
ownership, or any other evidence of ownership required by the division.
(b) The division may refuse to issue a certificate of title or receipt of surrender of ownership
documents if the applicant fails to submit the evidence of ownership required.

U.C.A. 1953 § 41-1a-514. Certificate of title--Contents

(1) The division upon approving an application for a certificate of title shall issue a certificate of
title. The face of the certificate of title shall include:

(a) the date issued;
(b) the name and address of the owner;
(c) a description of the vehicle, vessel, or outboard motor titled, including the year, make, and
identification number;
(d) a statement of the owner's title and of one lien or encumbrance, if any, upon the vehicle,
vessel, or outboard motor;
(e) any brand on the title; and
(f) an odometer statement, if applicable.

(2) The certificate of title shall bear the seal of the division.

(3) The certificate of title shall contain adequate space for:

(a) the assignment and warranty of title or interest by the owner;
(b) the release of interest by a recorded lien holder; and
(c) the notation of one lien or encumbrance, if any, existing at the time of transfer.

(4) The model year that is listed on the certificate of title of a replica vehicle shall be the model
year that the body of the vehicle resembles.

(5) The certificate of title of a replica vehicle shall indicate that the vehicle is a replica vehicle.

U.C.A. 1953 § 41-1a-201. Function of registration--Registration required--Penalty

(1) Unless exempted, a person or automated driving system may not operate and an owner
may not engage an automated driving system, give another person permission to engage an
automated driving system, or give another person permission to operate a motor vehicle,
combination of vehicles, trailer, semitrailer, vintage vehicle, off-highway vehicle, vessel, or park
model recreational vehicle in this state unless it has been registered in accordance with this
chapter, Title 41, Chapter 22, Off-Highway Vehicles, or Title 73, Chapter 18, State Boating Act.

(2) Subject to Subsection 53-8-209(3), a violation of this section is an infraction.

U.C.A. 1953 § 41-6a-1507. Custom vehicles--Defined--Compliance with all laws and standards-
-Exceptions--Revocation--Signed statement required

(1)(a) As used in this section, "custom vehicle" means a motor vehicle that:

(i)(A) is at least 25 years old and of a model year after 1948; or

(B)(I) was manufactured to resemble a vehicle that is at least 25 years old and of a model year
after 1948; and

(II)(Aa) has been altered from the manufacturer's original design; or

(Bb) has a body constructed of non-original materials; and

(ii) is primarily a collector's item that is used for:

(A) club activities;

(B) exhibitions;

(C) tours;

(D) parades;

(E) occasional transportation; and

(F) other similar uses.

(b) A custom vehicle does not include:

(i) a motor vehicle that is used for general, daily transportation;

(ii) a vintage vehicle as defined in Section 41-21-1; or

(iii) a special interest vehicle as defined in Section 41-1a-102.

(2) Except as specified under this section, a custom vehicle shall meet all safety, registration,
insurance, fees, and taxes required under this title.

(3)(a) Except as provided in Subsection (3)(b), all safety equipment of a custom vehicle shall at
least meet the safety standards applicable to the model year of the vehicle being replicated.
Any replacement equipment shall comply with the design standards of the replacement
equipment's manufacture.

(b) A custom vehicle shall comply with current vehicle brake and stopping standards.

(4) A custom vehicle is exempt from motor vehicle emissions inspection and maintenance
program requirements under Section 41-6a-1642.

(5) The tax commission may revoke or deny the registration of a custom vehicle for failure to
comply with this section.

(6) The owner of a custom vehicle shall provide a signed statement certifying that the custom
vehicle is owned and operated for the purposes enumerated in this section to the safety
inspection station in order to qualify for the exceptions provided under this section.

Title 41. Motor Vehicles Chapter 21. Vintage Vehicles

U.C.A. 1953 § 41-21-3. Minimum speed inapplicable

The provisions of this title relating to minimum speed provisions upon highways do not apply to
vehicles properly registered under Title 41, Chapter 1a, Motor Vehicle Act while the vehicles are
being driven to or from an assembly, convention, or other meeting where the vehicles and their
ownership are of primary interest, or while they are being driven to or from, or while on local,
state, or national tours held primarily for the exhibition and enjoyment of the vehicles by their
owners, and so long as the vehicle or group of vehicles are not operated in a manner which
would constitute a public nuisance or create a hazard to other automobiles or persons.
Title 41. Motor Vehicles Chapter 21. Vintage Vehicles

U.C.A. 1953 § 41-21-5. Operation on public highways

Any motor vehicle properly registered under this chapter may be operated or moved on the
streets and highways for going to or from an assembly, convention, parade, or other meeting
where the vehicles and their ownership are of primary interest, or while they are being driven
to or from, or while on local, state, or national tours held primarily for the exhibition and
enjoyment of the vehicles by their owners, and so long as the vehicle or group of vehicles are
not operated in a manner which would constitute a public nuisance or create a hazard to other
automobiles or persons.

U.C.A. 1953 § 41-21-6. Revocation of registration--Powers of tax commission

The tax commission may revoke the registration of a vintage vehicle for failure to comply with
this chapter.

U.C.A. 1953 § 41-1a-202. Definitions--Vehicles exempt from registration--Registration of
vehicles after establishing residency
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(2)(a) Registration under this chapter is not required for any:

(i) vehicle registered in another state and owned by a nonresident of the state or operating
under a temporary registration permit issued by the division or a dealer authorized by this
chapter, driven or moved upon a highway in conformance with the provisions of this chapter
relating to manufacturers, transporters, dealers, lien holders, or interstate vehicles;

(ii) vehicle driven or moved upon a highway only for the purpose of crossing the highway from
one property to another;

(iii) implement of husbandry, whether of a type otherwise subject to registration or not, that is
only incidentally operated or moved upon a highway;

(iv) special mobile equipment;

(v) vehicle owned or leased by the federal government;

(vi) motor vehicle not designed, used, or maintained for the transportation of passengers for
hire or for the transportation of property if the motor vehicle is registered in another state and
is owned and operated by a nonresident of this state;

(vii) vehicle or combination of vehicles designed, used, or maintained for the transportation of
persons for hire or for the transportation of property if the vehicle or combination of vehicles is
registered in another state and is owned and operated by a nonresident of this state and if the
vehicle or combination of vehicles has a gross laden weight of 26,000 pounds or less;

(viii) trailer of 750 pounds or less unladen weight and not designed, used, and maintained for
hire for the transportation of property or person;

(ix) manufactured home or mobile home;

(x) off-highway vehicle currently registered under Section 41-22-3 if the off-highway vehicle is:

(A) being towed;

(B) operated on a street or highway designated as open to off-highway vehicle use; or

(C) operated in the manner prescribed in Subsections 41-22-10.3(1) through (3);

(xi) off-highway implement of husbandry operated in the manner prescribed in Subsections 41-
22-5.5(3) through (5);

(xii) modular and prebuilt homes conforming to the uniform building code and presently
regulated by the United States Department of Housing and Urban Development that are not
constructed on a permanent chassis;

(xiii) electric assisted bicycle defined under Section 41-6a-102;

(xiv) motor assisted scooter defined under Section 41-6a-102; or

(xv) electric personal assistive mobility device defined under Section 41-6a-102.

(b) For purposes of an implement of husbandry as described in Subsection (2)(a)(iii), incidental
operation on a highway includes operation that is:

(i) transportation of raw agricultural materials or other agricultural related operations; and

(ii) limited to 100 miles round trip on a highway.

(3) Unless otherwise exempted under Subsection (2), registration under this chapter is required
for any motor vehicle, combination of vehicles, trailer, semitrailer, or vintage vehicle within 60
days of the owner establishing residency in this state.

(4) A motor vehicle that is registered under Section 41-3-306 is exempt from the registration
requirements of this part for the time period that the registration under Section 41-3-306 is
valid.

(5) A vehicle that has been issued a nonrepairable certificate may not be registered under this
chapter.

U.C.A. 1953 § 41-1a-224. Registration of specially constructed, reconstructed, or foreign
vehicles--Surrender of foreign registration

(1) If the vehicle to be registered is a specially constructed, reconstructed, or foreign vehicle,
that fact shall be stated in the application.

(2) The owner of a foreign vehicle that has been registered outside of this state shall surrender
to the division all registration cards, certificates of title, or other evidence of foreign registration
in his possession or under his control, except as provided in Section 41-1a-223.

U.C.A. 1953 § 41-1a-226. Vintage vehicle--Signed statement--Registration

(1) The owner of a vintage vehicle who applies for registration under this part shall provide a
signed statement that the vintage vehicle:

(a) is owned and operated for the purposes described in Section 41-21-1; and

(b) is safe to operate on the highways of this state as described in Section 41-21-4.

(2) The signed statement described in Subsection (1) is in lieu of an emissions inspection, from
which a vintage vehicle is exempt under Subsection 41-6a-1642(4).

U.C.A. 1953 § 41-1a-418. Authorized special group license plates

(1) The division shall only issue special group license plates in accordance with this section
through Section 41-1a-422 to a person who is specified under this section within the categories
listed as follows:
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(c) unique vehicle type special group license plates, as for historical, collectors value, or
other unique vehicle type, which plates are issued for:

(i) a special interest vehicle;

(ii) a vintage vehicle;
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U.C.A. 1953 § 41-1a-419. Plate design--Vintage vehicle certification and registration--
Personalized special group license plates--Rulemaking

(1)(a) The design and maximum number of numerals or characters on special group license
plates shall be determined by the division in accordance with the requirements under
Subsection (1)(b).

(b)(i) Except as provided in Subsection (1)(b)(ii), each special group license plate shall display:

(A) the word Utah;

(B) the name or identifying slogan of the special group;

(C) a symbol decal not exceeding two positions in size representing the special group; and

(D) the combination of letters, numbers, or both uniquely identifying the registered vehicle.

(ii) The division, in consultation with the Utah State Historical Society, shall design the historical
support special group license plate, which shall:

(A) have a black background;

(B) have white characters; and

(C) display the word Utah.

(2)(a) The division shall, after consultation with a representative designated by the special
group, specify the word or words comprising the special group name and the symbol decal to
be displayed upon the special group license plates.

(b) A special group license plate symbol decal may not be redesigned:

(i) unless the division receives a redesign fee established by the division under Section 63J-1-
504; and

(ii) more frequently than every five years.

(c)(i) Except as provided in Subsection (2)(c)(ii), a special group license plate symbol decal may
not be reordered unless the division receives a symbol decal reorder fee established by the
division under Section 63J-1-504.

(ii) A recognition special group license plate symbol decal for a currently employed, volunteer,
or retired firefighter issued in accordance with Subsection 41-1a-418(1)(d)(v) that is reordered
on or after July 1, 2007, but on or before June 30, 2008, is exempt from the symbol decal
reorder fee authorized under Subsection (2)(c)(i).

(3) The license plates issued for horseless carriages prior to July 1, 1992, are valid without
renewal as long as the vehicle is owned by the registered owner and the license plates may not
be recalled by the division.

(4) A person who meets the criteria established under Sections 41-1a-418 through 41-1a-422
for issuance of special group license plates may make application in the same manner provided
in Sections 41-1a-410 and 41-1a-411 for personalized special group license plates.

(5) The commission shall make rules in accordance with Title 63G, Chapter 3, Utah
Administrative Rulemaking Act, to:

(a) establish qualifying criteria for persons to receive, renew, or surrender special group license
plates; and

(b) establish the maximum number of numerals or characters for special group license plates.

U.C.A. 1953 § 41-1a-1206. Registration fees--Fees by gross laden weight

(1) Except as provided in Subsections (2) and (3), at the time application is made for registration
or renewal of registration of a vehicle or combination of vehicles under this chapter, a
registration fee shall be paid to the division as follows:

(g) $45 for each vintage vehicle that is less than 40 years old
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(4)(a) The initial registration fee for a vintage vehicle that is 40 years old or older is $40.

(b) A vintage vehicle that is 40 years old or older is exempt from the renewal of
registration fees under Subsection (1).
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U.C.A. 1953 § 41-1a-1209. Exemptions from registration fees

(1) A fee may not be charged for the registration of ambulances, law enforcement vehicles, fire
engines, and passenger cars and trucks owned and used by the United States government or by
the state of Utah or any of its political subdivisions.

(2) A fee may not be charged municipal corporations for the issuance of any certificate of title
or registration or a duplicate certificate of title or registration.