SB 22-223

Senate Bill 22-223 clarifies that Colorado motor vehicle dealers can perform certain activities outside their main office without violating state laws. This includes delivering cars for test drives, bringing paperwork to customers for signing, and dropping off or picking up documents from customers' locations. The bill has been signed into law, meaning these practices are now officially allowed under the law and affect all motor vehicle dealers in Colorado.

Official Summary

Colorado law requires a new motor vehicle dealer or a used motor vehicle dealer to maintain a principal place of business and sets minimum standards for the principal place of business. The act clarifies that the following acts are not a violation of this requirement: Delivering a motor vehicle to a customer for a test drive away from the dealer's principal place of business; Delivering documents for a customer to sign away from the dealer's principal place of business; Delivering documents to, or obtaining documents from, a customer away from the dealer's principal place of business; or Delivering a motor vehicle to a customer away from the dealer's principal place of business.(Note: This summary applies to this bill as enacted.)

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