Which of the following is NOT a characteristic of a new motor vehicle?

The characteristic that does not define a new motor vehicle is that a motor vehicle is titled. A vehicle being titled indicates that it has officially gone through ownership documentation, which can occur once a vehicle is sold, regardless of whether it is new or used. A new motor vehicle is typically one that is being transferred from a manufacturer for the first time, has not been used prior to this transfer, and in many instances, has fewer than 1500 demonstration miles, meaning it has been used under limited circumstances for display or test drives. Therefore, being titled is not a definitive characteristic of a new vehicle; it can apply to any vehicle once ownership is established, whereas the other options specifically relate to brand new vehicles and their condition prior to any sale.