If you haven't driven it off the lot, I'm pretty sure you can get out of the deal. And even if you have, there is a chance you can also.
The location of the vehicle does not matter. What does matter is whether of not you have signed a contract to purchase the vehicle. If you already have signed a contract, it is very unlikely that you can back out of the deal.
No. If the deal is done, all the paperwork completed, and you have driven away with the vehicle you are stuck with the deal you made
Yes, if the bank refused to finance the car then the deal is off. The deal was contingent on the financing going through. It didn't so the deal is off. Look for financing somewhere else.
A cheap renault magane is a vehicle brand and can be bought for cheap on Ebay or Wonga. Purchasing this type of vehicle won't be cheap to most but if you can afford it try stopping by a Franchise dealer and see if they have a deal for one.
If you have not driven off the lot with the vehicle and have not turned over the title for trade there is no deal. They still have the vehicle you agreed to buy, and the bank has to approve the loan which has not been done either.
NO, there is no "cooling off period" for the purchase of a motor vehicle. There is no "cooling off period" for the purchase of a good, just because it is really expensive or you decide you made a mistake in buying it. See the State of Oregon Department of Justice Website at the link provided.
Check Oregon Department of Justice; According to what I read.. If you don't like the car or deal; NO! If they quoted something on the contract then sent you home such as interest rates then said they can't deliver those rates come and sign a new contract then; YES. Contract void... DO NOT SIGN THE NEW ONE; even if you have driven for 10k miles, return the car!
you will need to deal the Power of Attorney who represents the owner of the vehicle.
Tammy Dolls can be purchased easily online. They can be purchased off the website eBay, an online bidding site. If you are lucky, you can get a steal of a deal on one.
There is no legal cooling off period on auto sales.But most new car dealers will allow a cancellation as long as the car has NOT been registered
the british and American congress worked out a deal/agreement which resulted in the US getting the land
I just reduce travelling by my vehicle.