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You can't. Once you sign a contract, there is no "buyer's remorse" law pertaining to automobiles. If you sign the contract and then it breaks into 2 pieces on the way home, then you own both pieces.
as is is as is. Found that out the hard way
The best way not to have an accident in the car is to stop regularly for bathroom breaks.
Look where you had them last. When at home, keep them in one place. Always return them there. That way you won't need to remember where you last put them.
Without knowing what it is doing or not doing, there is no way of telling. he is right
Pennsylvania is an AS IS state. You bought it, You signed the AS IS statement. If so then it is yours at that moment. If it breaks in half on the way home you own both halves!
Yes, if you return the car to whoever it belongs to.
NO, there is no cooling off period on the purchase of any vehicle, new or used, in any state. You cannot return a new car that is used car once you buy it. The only way you can return it is if the dealer agrees to the return which is highly unlikely.
A one way rental is when you collect a car from one location and return the car to a diiferent location. ie London to Edinburgh.
No, you cannot. You could try. The dealership might be willing to work something out with you. But they're not legally required to take the car back.
Only if the selling dealer agrees to take it back. Otherwise it is yours and there is no legal way to return it.
there is no way to. Sorry as is buyer beware.