What is a dealer legally allowed to do with a temporary registration permit?

A dealer is legally allowed to issue a 7-day temporary registration permit to another dealer upon the sale of a vehicle. This practice is consistent with the regulations governing vehicle transactions, providing a means for dealers to facilitate the transfer of ownership while ensuring that the vehicle is covered under a temporary registration status. Such permits are designed to allow the new owner time to obtain permanent registration, making it a functional aspect of vehicle sales among licensed dealers.

The other options involve actions that are not permitted under standard dealership regulations. For instance, loaning permits to customers, selling permits to another dealer, or renewing temporary permits would violate the specific legal frameworks established for vehicle registration and dealer operations, ensuring that all vehicles on the road are properly documented and registered to the rightful owner.