If the contract explicitly says so, then yes. Otherwise, no.
Most often you can rescind a contract within a short time period. It is best to read your original contract for specifics.
When a lease car is totaled, the car company will require the car lessee to pay the lease balance to get out of the contract. This is applicable for a wrecked car and non-reparable vehicle.
NO, you signed a contract and are bound by that contract until the terms are fulfilled.
None. Once you sign the contract you cannot cancel it. The Buyers Remorse law does not apply to the purchase or lease of a vehicle. Read the contract and see if there is a loophole you can use to canel the lease. Somthing like the car is not exactly as described or the seller changed the details without you knowledege, etc.
In this state there is a 3 day period during which the contract can be cancelled.
They repossess it anyway and you could be responsible for the repair cost, depending on the lease contract.
you defaulted, a contract is a contract and you have lost your trade in
In Florida, the allow allows consumers to return a used car within 72 hours. The contract must be cancelled within 3 days with the return of the car.
not likely
Buyer's remorse. Seriously, if the car is returned within three days (as is permissible in some states), it is a simple annulment of the contract. If the three days grace period has passed, this would be a voluntary repossession, or lease laydown (depending on the specifics of the contract).
They usually make around 10 percent on a lease contract. Some dealerships may pay more or less but this is about the average.
This should be outlined in your contract - the chances are that you do as generally the downpayments is non-refundable anyway, unless you're within a 'cooling off' period (7-14 days in the UK usually).