DR 2710 Branded Title Disclosure Statement If you are using a screen reader or other assistive techn-2025

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The document is a Branded Title Disclosure Statement from the Colorado Department of Revenue, required for vehicles with a title brand. It mandates that owners or dealers disclose any title brands before selling or trading a motor vehicle, detailing various types of brands such as flood, salvage, and odometer tampering. The form includes sections for vehicle identification, brand selection, and certification by both the seller and prospective buyer.

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Click ‘Get Form’ to open the DR 2710 in the editor.
Begin by entering the Vehicle Identification Number (VIN), Year, Make, and Body of the vehicle in the designated fields.
In the section labeled 'This vehicle has the following brand(s)', check all applicable boxes for brands such as Flood, Salvage, or Odometer Tampered with. If there are additional brands, specify them in the 'Other' field.
For vehicles marked as Salvage or Rebuilt from Salvage, indicate the type of damage by checking relevant options like Collision or Fire.
Complete the certification section by having both the Current Owner (Seller) and Prospective Buyer print their names, sign, and date the form. Ensure all addresses are filled out accurately.

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What does a branded title mean in Colorado?

In Colorado, a branded title is assigned to a vehicle that has experienced significant damage due to an accident, flood, or other event and has since been repaired. This brand provides important information about the vehicles history to potential buyers.

Is a branded title OK?

A brand is added to a California Certificate of Title or registration card to note certain conditions or events in a vehicles history. Brands provide important information about a vehicles history. They are given to vehicles with high mileage, significant damage, chronic problems, etc.

What is the difference between a salvage title and a branded title?

Alright, so a vehicle bearing a salvage title is wrecked and illegal, or most likely, impossible to drivewhile a branded title simply notes a vehicle has been subject to damage. Our specialists carefully purchase and professionally restore branded title vehicles.

Is branded the same as salvage?

Alright, so a vehicle bearing a salvage title is wrecked and illegal, or most likely, impossible to drivewhile a branded title simply notes a vehicle has been subject to damage.

Whats the difference between a rebuilt title and a branded title?

A vehicle with a rebuilt title started with a salvage title but has since been repaired and inspected by a certified professional. After passing inspection and meeting safety standards, the title is rebranded as rebuilt, meaning its now considered roadworthy. This term is used interchangeably with branded.