MASTERY EXAM ,CAR SALES TEST
COLORADO EXAM WITH QUESTIONS AND
DETAILED ANSWERS |100% VERIFIED
|2024 UPDATE |LATEST UPDATE!!!
Advertising shall be construed to be misleading or inaccurate in
the following particulars: Rule 1. Advertising a motor vehicle
which is not in operable condition unless specifically disclosed.
Rule 2. Advertising which would imply the dealer is going out of
business when such is not the case. Rule 3. Advertising a
specific motor vehicle for sale or lease with price or terms
quoted, without fully identifying the vehicle as to year, make,
model and dealer stock number. Such vehicle shall be willfully
shown and sold at the advertised price and/or terms while such
vehicle remains unsold or unleased, for a period of five days
following the last date the ad was published, unless the ad
states that the advertised price and terms are good only for a
specific time and such time has elapsed. If a specific number of
motor vehicles is advertised, such vehicles must have been
invoiced to the dealer. Rule 4. Using a picture or photograph of
a vehicle in advertising when the picture or photograph is not
,the same make, year and equipment actually being offered for
the price or terms advertised. Rule 5. Advertising in such a
manner which utilizes an asterisk or other reference symbols to
contradict or materially change the meaning of any advertising
statements. Rule 6. A used vehicle shall not be advertised in
any manner that creates the impression that it is new. Rule 7.
Advertising motor vehicles which are known by the dealer to be
salvage, rebuilt from salvage, or flood vehicles, which are not so
identified in the advertisement. Rule 8. Advertising in any
manner to imply that a purchaser will be receiving benefit
A dealer may use 3 temporary permits for each roadworthy
vehicle sold - correct answer > False
Three of the following are decpetive trade practices. Which one
of the following is not? - correct answer > delivering goods as
promised
In addition to possible dealer board sactions, if a dealer or
salesperson is found using bait and switch advertising, the
criminal penalty is a class 2 misdemeanor and a maximum of 12
months in jail. $1000 fine, or both. - correct answer > True
(3) Bait advertising is a class 2 misdemeanor
,Three of the following types of motor vehicles are exempt from
the Truth in Mileage Act. Which one is not exempt. - correct
answer > motor vehicles with out-of-state titles
Notwithstanding the requirements of §§ 580.5 and 580.7: (a) A
transferor or a lessee of any of the following motor vehicles
need not disclose the vehicle's odometer mileage: (1) A vehicle
having a Gross Vehicle Weight Rating, as defined in § 571.3 of
this title, of more than 16,000 pounds; (2) A vehicle that is not
self-propelled; (3) A vehicle that was manufactured in a model
year beginning at least ten years before January 1 of the
calendar year in which the transfer occurs; o
the motor vehicle board does not have among its members -
correct answer > Answer- 3 employees from the Enforcement
Division
Motor vehicle dealer board (1) There is hereby created and
established the motor vehicle dealer board, consisting of nine
members who have been residents of this state for at least five
years, three of whom shall be licensed motor vehicle dealers,
three of whom shall be licensed used motor vehicle dealers,
and three of whom shall be members from the public at large.
, Licensed motor vehicle dealers may: - correct answer > sell
motor vehicles thre days a week, so long as they are open at
least 4 continuous hours per day between 9 Am and 9 PM.
Colorado Lemon Law Cover's: - correct answer > answer-
defects that substantially impair the market value of the
vehicle
Colorado's lemon law covers any defect or condition that
substantially impairs the vehicle's use and market value. The
law calls such a defect or condition a "nonconformity." The law
does not cover any nonconformity caused by the consumer
abusing, neglecting, or making unauthorized modifications of
the vehicle.
The manufacturer must be allowed a reasonable number of
attempts to fix any nonconformity reported to them by the
consumer. The Colorado lemon law defines a "reasonable
number of attempts" as four or more times for the same
problem without success, or if the vehicle is in the shop for 30
days or more without successfully repairing the problem.
COLORADO EXAM WITH QUESTIONS AND
DETAILED ANSWERS |100% VERIFIED
|2024 UPDATE |LATEST UPDATE!!!
Advertising shall be construed to be misleading or inaccurate in
the following particulars: Rule 1. Advertising a motor vehicle
which is not in operable condition unless specifically disclosed.
Rule 2. Advertising which would imply the dealer is going out of
business when such is not the case. Rule 3. Advertising a
specific motor vehicle for sale or lease with price or terms
quoted, without fully identifying the vehicle as to year, make,
model and dealer stock number. Such vehicle shall be willfully
shown and sold at the advertised price and/or terms while such
vehicle remains unsold or unleased, for a period of five days
following the last date the ad was published, unless the ad
states that the advertised price and terms are good only for a
specific time and such time has elapsed. If a specific number of
motor vehicles is advertised, such vehicles must have been
invoiced to the dealer. Rule 4. Using a picture or photograph of
a vehicle in advertising when the picture or photograph is not
,the same make, year and equipment actually being offered for
the price or terms advertised. Rule 5. Advertising in such a
manner which utilizes an asterisk or other reference symbols to
contradict or materially change the meaning of any advertising
statements. Rule 6. A used vehicle shall not be advertised in
any manner that creates the impression that it is new. Rule 7.
Advertising motor vehicles which are known by the dealer to be
salvage, rebuilt from salvage, or flood vehicles, which are not so
identified in the advertisement. Rule 8. Advertising in any
manner to imply that a purchaser will be receiving benefit
A dealer may use 3 temporary permits for each roadworthy
vehicle sold - correct answer > False
Three of the following are decpetive trade practices. Which one
of the following is not? - correct answer > delivering goods as
promised
In addition to possible dealer board sactions, if a dealer or
salesperson is found using bait and switch advertising, the
criminal penalty is a class 2 misdemeanor and a maximum of 12
months in jail. $1000 fine, or both. - correct answer > True
(3) Bait advertising is a class 2 misdemeanor
,Three of the following types of motor vehicles are exempt from
the Truth in Mileage Act. Which one is not exempt. - correct
answer > motor vehicles with out-of-state titles
Notwithstanding the requirements of §§ 580.5 and 580.7: (a) A
transferor or a lessee of any of the following motor vehicles
need not disclose the vehicle's odometer mileage: (1) A vehicle
having a Gross Vehicle Weight Rating, as defined in § 571.3 of
this title, of more than 16,000 pounds; (2) A vehicle that is not
self-propelled; (3) A vehicle that was manufactured in a model
year beginning at least ten years before January 1 of the
calendar year in which the transfer occurs; o
the motor vehicle board does not have among its members -
correct answer > Answer- 3 employees from the Enforcement
Division
Motor vehicle dealer board (1) There is hereby created and
established the motor vehicle dealer board, consisting of nine
members who have been residents of this state for at least five
years, three of whom shall be licensed motor vehicle dealers,
three of whom shall be licensed used motor vehicle dealers,
and three of whom shall be members from the public at large.
, Licensed motor vehicle dealers may: - correct answer > sell
motor vehicles thre days a week, so long as they are open at
least 4 continuous hours per day between 9 Am and 9 PM.
Colorado Lemon Law Cover's: - correct answer > answer-
defects that substantially impair the market value of the
vehicle
Colorado's lemon law covers any defect or condition that
substantially impairs the vehicle's use and market value. The
law calls such a defect or condition a "nonconformity." The law
does not cover any nonconformity caused by the consumer
abusing, neglecting, or making unauthorized modifications of
the vehicle.
The manufacturer must be allowed a reasonable number of
attempts to fix any nonconformity reported to them by the
consumer. The Colorado lemon law defines a "reasonable
number of attempts" as four or more times for the same
problem without success, or if the vehicle is in the shop for 30
days or more without successfully repairing the problem.
