What is a requirement for a vehicle to qualify for the CURRENT model years under CAMVAP?

A vehicle qualifies for the current model years under the Canadian Motor Vehicle Arbitration Plan (CAMVAP) if it is no more than four previous model years old. This criterion ensures that the program focuses on relatively new vehicles that are still within a reasonable time frame for warranty-related issues and manufacturer defects. It addresses consumer concerns about vehicles that may still be under warranty or require arbitration for unresolved disputes.

The other options do not align with CAMVAP's parameters. For instance, while a new vehicle could potentially fall under this category, it is not a strict requirement since used vehicles from the last four model years can qualify as well. Similarly, having a clean title is not specified as a requirement for CAMVAP eligibility, nor is registration in Ontario a necessary condition. Thus, the emphasis on the age of the vehicle being within four previous model years is the key factor in determining eligibility for the current model years under CAMVAP.