Tennessee HB0303 exempts motor vehicle dealers from needing a license to sell or purchase antique or unique vehicles at auctions held during motor.
Tennessee HB0303 amends Tennessee Code to exempt motor vehicle dealers from needing a license to sell or purchase previously titled antique or unique vehicles through auctions held in conjunction with motor vehicle festivals. These auctions must take place at a municipal convention center in a county with a population between 366,200 and 366,300, as per the 2020 federal census. Additionally, a portion of the festival's proceeds must be donated to a hospital neurological institute located in a county with a similar population range. This exemption is set to be repealed on October 22, 2025.
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