Okla. Stat. tit. 47, § 47-1112.1: Motor vehicle dealers - Disclosure of certain vehicle

damage.

A. Every dealer shall disclose in writing to the purchaser of a

new or previously unregistered motor vehicle, prior to entering into

a contract for the vehicle or, if unknown at that time, prior to

delivery of the vehicle, the following information:

1. Any material damage known by the dealer to have been

sustained by the vehicle and subsequently repaired; and

2. Any damage, including but not limited to material damage or

flood damage, known by the dealer to have been sustained by the

vehicle and not repaired.

B. For purposes of this section, "material damage" means damage

sustained by a motor vehicle as follows:

1. The damage required repairs having a value, including parts

and labor calculated at the repairer's cost, exceeding three percent

(3%) of the manufacturer's suggested retail price of the vehicle or

Five Hundred Dollars ($500.00), whichever is greater. The

replacement of damaged or stolen components, excluding the cost of

repainting or refinishing those components, if replaced by the

installation of new original manufacturer's equipment, parts, or

accessories that are bolted or otherwise attached as a unit to the

vehicle, including but not limited to, the hood, bumpers, fenders,

mechanical parts, instrument panels, moldings, glass, tires, wheels,

and electronic instruments, shall be excluded from damage

calculation, except that any damage having a cumulative repair or

replacement value which exceeds ten percent (10%) of the

manufacturer's suggested retail price of the vehicle shall be deemed

material damage;

2. The damage was to the frame or drive train of the motor

vehicle;

3. The damage occurred in connection with a theft of the entire

vehicle; or

4. The damage was to the suspension of the vehicle requiring

repairs other than wheel balancing or alignment.