Assuming that you can drive it on a temp tag (buy from a dealer to make it easier), there are basically 2 things that come to my mind:
To my knowledge, Colorado uses sand, not salt, and therefore the vehicle will be in better condition than an Indiana car where it is potentially been through some salty winters.
Per Angie below, I was wrong: Colorado primarily uses MgCl which is worse than the typical road salt in other states. Its sticky and hygroscopic. The worst combination.
However, a 4x4 will likely be a considerable amount more in Colorado than in Indiana, so do your research and see what the results are saying IF you intend to get 4x4.