If there are no faults with the first car and you are wanting to change just because of a matter of choice then you will just have to take a loss with the part exchange valuation. If the first car was faulty then you may have to go to litigation as your rights are not straight forward. Unless you have a 7 or 14 day exchange plan in the agreement.
It varies state to state. Here in OH the dealership has 45 days to provide you with a clear title.
it depends on the dealership.
Depends on the dealership you bought the parts from. Usually 30 days...
UNLESS THE PENDANT IS PERSONALIZED, YOU SHOULD BE ABLE TO EXCHANGE A PENDANT WITHIN 30 DAYS OF THE TIME YOU BOUGHT IT
Perhaps, it depends upon the "lemon laws" of the state in which the vehicle is bought.
As long as you're at the SAME dealership, yes.Answer:It would depend on the details of your purchase agreement and local legislation.
None, the buyers remorse laws do not apply to the purchase of any vehicle new or used in any state. You bought the car and you own the car.
i bought a car last night at a car lot..and im not happy with it, a friend told me i had three days to change my mind.is this true?
You have to pay off the car. Unless there was a fault with the car that caused the accident, the dealership is home free. Surprising that they did not require collision insurance as part of the financing.
You should be able to go to the DMV and get a duplicate. It takes about 5 days.
Unless the dealership has a written exchange policy (where you can swap a recently purchased vehicle for another of equal value) you can not return the car and cancel the contract! I have sold cars in the state of Delaware for over u18 years. Hope this helps you
i sent an email wanting to exchange some stuff i bought vitamed sent an email saying a ticket had been created.this was 4 days ago