No - a dealer is required to send a "right to cure" notice when payments are 10 days late. Dealer is required to send only one notice within a twelve month period.

NO. The right to rescind does not cover motor vehicles/powersports vehicles purchased at a dealership. Once you sign a buyer's order and the appropriate forms required by law, you have bought a motor vehicle/powersports vehicle. Some dealers offer a guarantee or return privilege.

Most used vehicles in Colorado are sold "as is", without a guarantee. If the dealer or salesperson tells you that you have a guarantee, you should get a copy of the guarantee in writing. Make sure all promises are put in writing.

Be sure to read and retain a copy of all the paperwork you sign.

• Any dealer or wholesaler, who has sold 26 or more vehicles in the preceding 12 months, may apply and obtain "full use" dealer plates.
• May be used on vehicles owned by the dealer or wholesaler and offered for sale.
• May be transferred from one vehicle to another.
• May be used by owners, employees, spouse or dependent child living in the same household as the dealer or wholesaler.
• Dealers shall maintain a record of all full-use plates issued to the dealer and the individual in possession of the plate.
• May not be used on tow trucks and vehicles used to deliver and pick up parts.

In order to facilitate initial registration of a vehicle, any dealer of motor vehicles shall have not more than thirty (30) days from the date of sale to deliver the certificate of title to a purchaser or the holder of a chattel mortgage.

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