Can dealers sell motor vehicles at another location on Sunday by obtaining an off-premise permit?

The idea that dealers cannot sell motor vehicles on Sundays in Colorado is rooted in state laws and regulations that impose restrictions on automotive sales during this specific day of the week. The rationale behind this legislation often includes moral, economic, and community standards that seek to provide a day of rest and limit commercial activities.

While it may seem feasible for dealers to utilize an off-premise permit to facilitate sales elsewhere, the regulations specifically prohibit vehicle sales altogether, regardless of location, on Sundays. This is designed to maintain a consistent approach to Sunday restrictions across the state for all motor vehicle sales.

The other options suggest alternatives to Sunday sales, such as permitting sales with specific restrictions or only for certain types of vehicles, which do not align with the overarching regulation that prohibits sales entirely on that day. Similarly, while deliveries of sold vehicles may happen, they do not constitute selling, which is why the focus remains on the prohibition of sales activity rather than the logistical processes surrounding vehicle delivery.