Can a dealer issue a temporary permit for each roadworthy vehicle sold?

The assertion that a dealer cannot issue a temporary permit for each roadworthy vehicle sold is accurate. In Colorado, a temporary permit is intended to provide a vehicle with legal operation status while the dealer completes the necessary paperwork for the vehicle's permanent registration. However, this permit is not intended to be issued for every individual sale; rather, it is used selectively and in accordance with specific regulations set forth by the Colorado Department of Revenue.

Temporary permits usually have restrictions on their use, and there is a limit to how many can be issued under certain circumstances. The system is designed to streamline the registration process while ensuring that vehicles are tracked accurately within the state’s vehicle registration system. Thus, the broad statement that a dealer can issue a temporary permit for each roadworthy vehicle sold does not align with the established regulatory framework, making the statement false.