Okla. Stat. tit. 47, § 47-1-103.1
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Automobile
Official statutory text
Automobile.
Every motor vehicle of the type constructed and used for the
transportation of persons for purposes other than for hire or
compensation. This shall include all vehicles of the station wagon
type whether the same are called station wagons, or ranch wagons,
van wagons, except those used for commercial purposes, suburbans,
town and country, or by any other name, except when owned and used
as a school bus or motor bus by a school district or a religious
corporation or society as elsewhere provided by law.
Every motor vehicle of the type constructed and used for the
transportation of persons for purposes other than for hire or
compensation. This shall include all vehicles of the station wagon
type whether the same are called station wagons, or ranch wagons,
van wagons, except those used for commercial purposes, suburbans,
town and country, or by any other name, except when owned and used
as a school bus or motor bus by a school district or a religious
corporation or society as elsewhere provided by law.
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