Which statement about dealers and buyers is false?

A dealer must offer a warranty on all motor vehicles sold is not an accurate statement. In Colorado, while dealers are required to provide certain disclosures and protect consumers from deceptive practices, they are not obligated to offer a warranty on every vehicle they sell. Instead, warranties are often provided at the discretion of the dealer or may be dependent on the specific vehicle’s condition or age. This means that some vehicles may be sold "as-is," without a warranty.

In contrast, the other statements address important aspects of the responsibilities dealers have toward consumers. Dealers must disclose major defects to inform buyers fully about the vehicle's condition, ensuring transparency in the sales process. Additionally, consumer protection laws are in place to guard against deceptive practices within the vehicle sales industry, reinforcing the integrity of the buying experience.