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Daily rental vehicles require disclosure regardless of whether the car has been owned by someone other than a dealer after its use. This is because these vehicles often experience more wear and tear due to the high mileage and varied driving conditions associated with rental use. The potential for hidden issues stemming from extensive use makes it essential for sellers to disclose this information to buyers, ensuring transparency and allowing them to make informed purchasing decisions.

In this context, the other types of previous use—limo, taxi, and police vehicle—also have implications for buyer awareness, but the regulations specifically highlight daily rentals as needing disclosure even after the vehicle has been owned by a private party. This reflects the significant concern over the potential impacts of previous rental usage.