Colorado Car Sales Practice Test

A written warranty is required in Colorado vehicle sales particularly for new vehicles and for certain used vehicles when a warranty is offered. This means that when a dealership or seller provides a warranty on a used vehicle, it must be documented in writing to protect both the buyer and the seller in case of future disputes regarding warranties.

New vehicles are also typically covered by a manufacturer's warranty, which must be provided in writing as part of the sale. For used vehicles, when a dealer chooses to offer a warranty, it must also be written and should clearly outline the terms, coverage, and duration of the warranty. This legal requirement helps ensure transparency in the transaction and provides consumers with reassurance regarding the vehicle's condition and the seller's responsibilities.

Other considerations, such as the vehicle's condition or luxury status, do not impact the requirement for a written warranty in these contexts. The emphasis is squarely on the existence of a written warranty when it is offered by the seller.