NO. There is no such law in any state. The law you are referring to, sometimes called, Cooling Off Period, or Buyer's Remorse Law, does not apply to the purchase of an automobile. It applies to unsolicited sales. Things like door to door sales, telemarketer sales where you did not initiate the call. This myth just will not die. If you bought the car you own the car.
About 9 cars per day
You should be able to. It depends on the laws in your state. I am in CA and there is a 3 day return policy/cancel a contract law. Call the dealership and the loan company. Do it now before you go too many more days with the car.
If the place where the car is parked has no policy or if the city has no ordinance forbidding it, then it is perfectly legal unless the owner of the car objects when they see the people posting the flyer on the car.
A percentage is a relationship between two numbers. In this instance, the answer will depend on whether you compare the number of cars on California compared with: the number of cars in the US the number of cars in the world
Cars in Switzerland have "CH" on them because "CH" is the country code. It stands for "Confoederatio Helvetica", or "Swiss Confederation".
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BMW in CA does buy and also sells new and used cars. They also have vehicles from BMW that are under ten thousand dollars as well have non BMW vehicles.
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Depends on the private seller.
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No, because there is a "No Cooling off period in CA". No, because there is a "No Cooling off period in CA".
they only go 7 mph