Pennsylvania law sections 7136-7138 address illegal activities related to odometer tampering and misrepresentation. They prohibit conspiracy to violate odometer laws, classify violations as unfair trade practices, and establish civil liabilities with significant penalties for fraud. The law aims to protect consumers from deceptive vehicle odometer practices and provides a framework for enforcement and damages.
It is illegal to conspire to violate odometer regulations, tamper with odometers, or misrepresent vehicle mileage in Pennsylvania.
Violations can result in civil liability, including damages up to three times the actual damages or $3,000, plus court costs and attorney fees.
You have up to five years from the date the liability arises to bring legal action for odometer-related violations.
Yes, violations are classified as unfair methods of competition and deceptive acts under Pennsylvania's Consumer Protection Law.