Under Colorado law, which of the following does NOT need to be licensed as a motor vehicle dealer?

In Colorado, certain entities and individuals are exempt from the requirement to obtain a motor vehicle dealer's license. Individuals selling their own personal vehicles, for instance, are not considered dealers because they are engaging in private sales and not in the business of selling vehicles. Similarly, nonprofit organizations that sell vehicles as part of their charitable activities also typically fall outside the licensing requirements, as their primary purpose is not selling vehicles for profit but rather to support their nonprofit missions.

For the other options, licensed repair shops may still need to adhere to specific licensing regulations if they engage in the sale of vehicles beyond their core services of repair. Therefore, the correct understanding is that both individuals selling personal vehicles and nonprofit organizations are exempt from needing a dealer's license, confirming that all listed entities do not require licensing as motor vehicle dealers under Colorado law.