A four-year-old vehicle that has traveled 151,000 km can qualify for CAMVAP. True or False?

A four-year-old vehicle that has traveled 151,000 km can indeed qualify for the Canadian Motor Vehicle Arbitration Plan (CAMVAP). CAMVAP provides a dispute resolution process for consumers who experience problems with their new vehicles. To qualify for CAMVAP, a vehicle must generally be a new vehicle that is within the "lemon" law criteria, typically within the first two years of ownership or within a certain mileage.

However, CAMVAP does not exclusively limit eligibility based on the age and mileage of the vehicle in strict terms; its focus is more on whether the vehicle is deemed to be having significant and persistent issues after purchase. In this case, since the vehicle in question is relatively new (only four years old) and has high mileage (151,000 km), it could still potentially have arbitration claims if it has significant defects or failures that remain unresolved despite attempts at repairs.

This means that while the age and mileage are critical factors, they do not automatically disqualify the vehicle from consideration under CAMVAP. Instead, the specifics of the vehicle's condition and the nature of the issues would be central to its qualification. Therefore, stating that a four-year-old vehicle with that mileage can qualify for CAMVAP is