What must be shown on a dealer’s premises according to Colorado law?

In Colorado, a dealer is required to have an off-premise permit displayed on their premises. This permit allows the dealer to sell vehicles outside of their established business location, which can be essential for events, promotions, or special sales opportunities. Having this permit visible ensures compliance with state regulations and signifies that the dealer has the appropriate authorization to engage in off-premise sales.

Other choices do not fulfill the specific requirement of display on the premises. A broker license pertains to individuals who act as intermediaries in real estate transactions, not directly tied to vehicle sales. Inspection certification is related to vehicle safety and emissions, but it is not a mandatory display requirement at the dealer's location. Retail price tags are important for informing consumers about pricing, but they do not meet the specific legal requirements set forth for dealer operations in Colorado. Having the off-premise permit clearly demonstrates that the dealer is authorized to operate in a manner consistent with state law.