Colorado Statutes
§ 42-10-108 — Third-party inspection - disclosure
(1)(a) A motor vehicle dealer
selling a lemon law buyback vehicle to a potential purchaser for purposes other
than for resale must either:
(I)Allow a third-party agent of a potential purchaser to inspect the motor
vehicle before selling the motor vehicle; or
(II)Provide a seven-day free-look period during which the purchaser may
return the motor vehicle and receive a refund of all money paid to purchase the
motor vehicle, less shipping costs.
(b)To make the inspection provided in subsection (1)(a)(I) of this section, a
third-party agent may have reasonable access to conduct the inspection, but the
third-party agent must be qualified to use or operate any equipment used to inspect
the vehicle and must not interfere with normal business operations of the motor
vehicle dealer.
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Legislative History
Source: L. 2024: Entire section added, (SB 24-192), ch. 450, p. 3133, � 6,
effective August 7.
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