Sec. 7. (a) “Broker” means a person that, for a fee, a commission, or other valuable consideration, arranges or offers to arrange a transaction involving the sale, for purposes other than resale, of a new or used motor vehicle and that is not, at any point in the transaction, the bona fide owner of the motor vehicle involved in the transaction.

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     (b) The term does not include:

(1) a dealer licensed under this article or an employee of a dealer licensed under this article acting in an employment arrangement with the dealer, if the motor vehicle being sold is a motor vehicle in the dealer’s inventory or is subject to a consignment agreement between the dealer and the owner of the motor vehicle;

(2) a distributor licensed under this article, or an employee of a distributor licensed under this article and acting in an employment arrangement with the distributor, if the sale being arranged is a sale to a dealer licensed under this article;

(3) a manufacturer licensed under this article, or an employee of a manufacturer licensed under this article and acting in an employment arrangement with the manufacturer, if the sale being arranged is a sale to a dealer licensed under this article; or

(4) a lead generation or other marketing service, if:

(A) the fee for the service is not based on whether the lead provided by the service generated a sale for the dealer; and

(B) the service does not have an active role in the negotiation of a sale, including negotiating the price of the motor vehicle.

As added by P.L.104-2024, SEC.31.