According to Colorado law, who does NOT need to be licensed as a motor vehicle dealer?

In Colorado, a buyer's agent does not need to be licensed as a motor vehicle dealer because their role is to facilitate transactions on behalf of a buyer rather than to sell vehicles themselves. Buyer’s agents act as intermediaries who assist purchasers in finding and acquiring vehicles, typically for a fee or commission, but they do not hold the legal status of a dealer.

In contrast, individuals selling personal vehicles may need to comply with certain regulations depending on the frequency and nature of their sales. Similarly, mechanics who may sell vehicles might require licensing if they regularly engage in the business of selling. On the other hand, a car show ticket seller operates in a role that does not involve the direct sale of vehicles and typically does not require a dealer's license, but this position is distinct from the straightforward facilitation of transactions like a buyer's agent does.