How many temporary permits can a dealer issue for each roadworthy vehicle sold?

In Colorado, a dealer is permitted to issue only one temporary permit for each roadworthy vehicle sold. This regulation is designed to ensure that vehicles on the road are properly documented and that the necessary paperwork is processed efficiently. The temporary permit allows the buyer to legally operate the vehicle while working on the transfer of the permanent title and registration.

Issuing only one temporary permit serves multiple purposes: it helps regulate the number of vehicles using temporary permits, which in turn aids law enforcement and maintains compliance within the state's vehicle registration system. It also protects consumers and ensures that they complete the registration process within a reasonable timeframe.

This regulation is clear-cut; thus, options suggesting that no permits can be issued, that only two can be issued, or that there can be unlimited permits do not align with the established law and practices surrounding vehicle sales and registration in Colorado.