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Can a person hold both a wholesaler license and a motor vehicle salesperson license at the same time?

  1. Yes, always

  2. Yes, if one is inactive

  3. No, it's prohibited

  4. Yes, but only if the wholesaler license is renewed

The correct answer is: No, it's prohibited

The correct response reflects that individuals cannot simultaneously hold both a wholesaler license and a motor vehicle salesperson license due to regulatory restrictions. This prohibition is in place to ensure that there are clear boundaries in the roles and responsibilities each license represents, preventing potential conflicts of interest. In the automotive sales industry, a wholesaler typically engages in selling vehicles to dealerships rather than directly to consumers, while a motor vehicle salesperson interacts with consumers in retail settings. By disallowing a person from holding both licenses, Colorado aims to maintain the integrity of car sales practices and ensure that individuals are focused on their specific duties without the overlap that could lead to ethical dilemmas or unfair practices. While the other options suggest scenarios under which one could hold both licenses or imply flexibility, they do not align with the regulations governing these licenses, reaffirming that maintaining distinct roles is essential for compliance and ethical operation within the industry.