The best thing to do is go to the dealership ASAP and tell them that you do not want the car, If they deny you A refund try to get something in writing to show that you were there and the time and date. Then ask an atorney if you have any grounds. You will likely be charged A usage fee for the car.
First, read the small print on your contract. There is likely a section regarding the return of deposits. Depending on the contract, whether you took possession, any preparation costs, and the goodwill of the dealer you may or may not be able to get a refund.
Essentially, they are lowering the price, not providing for your down payment. Also, the lender is going to want that money to come from your account... This is ONE way there are others where lenders will gift you the down payment which comes back to them at time of closing or just find a 100% lender.
It depends on your life-style, your income, how much you have for a down payment, the size unit you need for your family, where you want to live, and so forth. A local realtor can help you decide.
It depends on witch car you want
Yes you should get it back
$2,345.86 if you don't want to have a repo.
Depends on your agreement and the reason you want to return the car. Most states have a 3 day "change of Heart" limitation.
That is hard! Well if you put money down on a horse they most likely had to turn people away that would be potential buyers, so you should consider that. But it was a down payment so you should get it back!
Renters pay a particular amount of money for usually around 3 years. At the end of that period of time, the renter has the option to decide whether or not they want to purchase the house. The rent until that time goes toward the potential down payment.
Renters pay a particular amount of money for usually around 3 years. At the end of that period of time, the renter has the option to decide whether or not they want to purchase the house. The rent until that time goes toward the potential down payment.
get it back?? prolly, depends on your payment record,ect. They really dont want the car, they want the MONEY. How long?? a day or two
When you've missed a payment or two or three - they can usually do it legally after one missed payment, but they don't want your silly truck, they want their money. So they hire a repo man to get the truck back and sell it at auction as fast as possible to get SOME cash back...
Yes, the lender will want a large enough down payment in order to hold the note.