Enacts the "Anthony Amoros Law" to require disclosure of missing or non-functioning airbags in vehicles for sale.
The "Anthony Amoros Law" mandates that automobile auctioneers, retail dealers, or individual sellers must disclose if a vehicle for sale is missing an inflatable restraint system or contains a non-functioning airbag. This disclosure must be made in writing on the sales contract or invoice and by affixing a sign to the vehicle's windshield. The law ensures that such disclosures do not affect personal injury or wrongful death claims. Additionally, sellers must confirm the disclosure to the Department of Motor Vehicles.
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