Unless the sales contract states you a Right of Rescission, once the contract is signed by you and the dealer, it is binding. A right of rescission in a contract gives you a cooling-off period where you can walk away from the deal. It's normal for homeowners to have this right when they use home equity loans to tap the equity in their homes, but isn't standard fare on the purchase agreement for a automobile.
NO
That will depend on the state and local laws, the purchase agreement, and the dealer itself.That will depend on the state and local laws, the purchase agreement, and the dealer itself.
yes
Yes, depending on the state. In Florida you have 3 days after finishing a transaction to return it by law whether it be a vechicle or a health club membership.
It depends on the state requirement. For instance, South Carolina gives 45 days, but Georgia only gives 30 days. You just have to check with the dmv in your state to find out.
0 Days if you signed the paperwork at the dealership, 3 days if you signed paperwork outside the dealership (ie. Home, Work, School etc.). Unless the dealer offers a time period in which to return the vehicle. For example the dealer I work for offers a 3 day 500 mile money back guarantee. Hope this helps someone.
Im having car problems I just have days that I took it out from the dealership can I take it back and take another car out?
49 days
In answering your question I suggest that you look at the laws in your state. If the dealer still has your vehicle you do have the chance to walk away from the vehicle depending on what your state says about the lemon laws. In my opinion I would ask for my money back and look for a vehicle that does not have to be repaired the point at which you buy it. If the dealer refuse's then you have a legal right to contact a lawyer or depending on the amount go to small claims court. In closing REMEMBER the Lemon Laws in your state are there to protect you and use them well.
It varies state to state. Here in OH the dealership has 45 days to provide you with a clear title.
Contact you State Attorney General and find out if your state has a Lemon Law. Keep accurate and detailed records of all repairs. The number of times it was in for repair, days out of service, etc. Allow the dealer a resonable amount of time to repair the vehicle. Keep taking it back until it is fixed or they say they can't fix it.
Yes 30 days