Licensed vehicles must have their entire value excluded when the vehicle meets any of the requirements set forth in subclauses ( 1 ) through ( 9 ) of this clause.

(1) used primarily (over 50 percent of the time) for income-producing purposes;

(2) annually producing income consistent with its fair market value, even if used only on a seasonal basis;

(3) necessary for long-distance travel, other than daily commuting, if it is essential to the employment of a household member or ineligible alien or disqualified person whose resources are being considered available to the household;

(4) used as the household's home and is, therefore, excluded as such;

(5) necessary to transport a physically disabled household member or ineligible alien or disqualified person whose resources are being considered available to the household regardless of the purpose of such transportation;

(6) any vehicle operated on those Indian reservations that do not require vehicles driven by tribal members to be licensed;

(7) any vehicle leased by a household member;

(8) any vehicle title which is held by a non-household member so long as no member of the household is permitted to access the cash value of the vehicle; or

(9) any vehicle upon which a household depends to carry fuel for heating or water for home use when such transported fuel or water is the primary source of fuel or water for the household.