If you have driven it/owned it for any length of time, no dealership will just 'take it back'. You can always sell it (dealership or private party) and perhaps recoup a bulk of your money. Visit kbb.com for the value of your car so you know what you can expect to sell it for. Good luck! * No. Regardless of the reason or the length of time the borrower has had the vehicle, a voluntary relinquishment of a vehicle is still considered a repossession. That being the case, the borrower would be subject to all legal action and penalties pertaining to a repossesion that are allowed under the laws of the state where the borrower resides, or in some cases the state where the vehicle was purchased.
Basically you call the company you got the loan from and tell them you cannot afford the car and you want to voluntarely have it repo'd, they will walk you thru the rest
i cannot afford my truck payment can i sell it 2 dealer and get cheaper car
17 out of 23 people cannot afford cars
Because I cannot afford to own a car.
No, you cannot return a used car after having for a few months. In most cases, you cannot return a used car at all once you have purchased it.
They should return the car immediately and buy one that they can afford, tax and license and all. The thing is, that the registration on a new car is going to be several hundred dollars each year, plus insurance for the next few years. Also, as soon as you drive off the lot, the car loses value. If you cannot afford that kind of money, back out now before you end up in financial straits.
You cannot return a car when it came from a car inpound because that is one of the rules of buying a car to them.
depends on 'one how have signed the contract' or purchase. if it is allwed per the clause of the contract he may return the car
Once you purchase the car and have signed the papers, it is yours. You cannot return it.
Once you have bought a car you cannot return it. A car is not like a shirt. There are no refunds on cars.
You ditch the car and get yourself a bike!
Once you sign the papers, it is your car. You cannot return it unless the dealer agrees to the return.