Which of the following vehicles typically requires a dealer license in Colorado?

A dealer license in Colorado is typically required for the sale of motor vehicles that are designed to be driven on public roads. This encompasses a range of vehicles including cars, trucks, vans, and motorcycles. These types of vehicles are regulated under the laws governing motor vehicle dealers, which are designed to ensure that transactions involving them comply with state regulations regarding safety, emissions, and consumer protection.

In contrast, bicycles, scooters, and lawnmowers do not generally require a dealer license because they are not classified as motor vehicles under Colorado law. Similarly, while heavy construction equipment might require special licensing or permits for operation on job sites, it does not fall under the category of motor vehicles for which a standard dealer license is necessary. Finally, the requirement for a dealer license is broader than just passenger cars; it includes all types of motor vehicles that are operable on public highways. Thus, the answer highlighting cars, trucks, vans, and motorcycles reflects the broader scope of what is regulated in terms of dealer licensing in Colorado.