There is no grace period on buying new or used cars in Georgia or any other state. The only exception to this rule is if the sale was unsolicited. For example, a car salesman drives up to your home and knocks on your door. You answer, and he shows you a brand new XYZ. You decide this is exactly what I've been wanting and you sit down at the table and sign all the necessary paperwork. This would be an unsolicited sale, in which case you would then have a 72 hour return policy. If you went to the dealership and chose the car, you do not have a return policy. The sale is considered final as soon as you sign the paperwork and leave the lot with the car. Reason being is that new car instantly becomes a used car when it is titled. It is therefore worth far less than a new car.
No, there is no grace period on purchasing a new car in Tennessee. Once you take possession of the car and drive it off the lot, the car is yours.
The warranty expires when the warranty expires. There is no grace period.
No, there is no grace period in any state. That is just a myth. Once you buy a new car it automatically becomes a used car worth far less. You bought it and you own it.
No, the 3 day grace period or cooling off period only applies to unsolicited sales, not vehicles.
five minutes
NO unless you bought a new car
Read your policy. Some companies and policies offer a grace period and some don't. Call your agent not the car dealer to find out.
No. There is no 'grace period' for breaking the law. What an officer may enforce is entirely up to the officer.
There is a 48 hour grace period to return a new car in most states in the United States. Used cars are often sold as-is without any type of warranty.
No.
NO There is a NO Grace period no buyers remorse.
I can't say specifically for Georgia, but almost any insurance policy will cover a different/additional car for a "reasonable" amount of time. Call your agent and check, preferrably BEFORE you go car shopping.