Colorado Sales License Practice Test

What characteristic is not found in a new motor vehicle?

1. A title

2. A manufacturer warranty

3. A full tank of gas

4. A new set of tires

The correct answer is: A title

A new motor vehicle is typically sold with a title, which is an essential document that proves ownership and is required for registration. The title signifies that the vehicle has been manufactured and is ready for sale, indicating its legal status. Additionally, new vehicles usually come with a manufacturer warranty that guarantees repair services for a certain period or mileage, offering protection to the buyer against defects. The typical sale of a new motor vehicle might not necessarily include a full tank of gas or a new set of tires as standard features. While some dealerships may provide a full tank of gas as a gesture of goodwill, it is not guaranteed. Likewise, new vehicles usually come with tires that are in new condition, but whether they are truly a "new set" can depend on individual dealership policies. Thus, the most accurate answer regarding what characteristic one may not reliably find with a new motor vehicle is the statement about a full tank of gas, reflecting the inconsistency with regard to this expectation.