No, there is no "grace period" unless it is WRITTEN in the contract. Like a couple of new car makers are doing now. Automobile purchasing has always been buyer beware. There are Lemon laws in most states but even then they are very strict. Even if you win the lemon law the manufacturer sends you the Manufactured Sales Retail Price. You might still have to pay more out of pocket for the same car at a dealership.
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No, there is not. That new car is now a used car and you cannot return it. The cooling off period or buyers remorse law does not apply to the purchase of a vehicle.
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, 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.
Once you have signed the paperwork and driven the vehicle off the lot, the car is yours. There is no "grace period" with a new or used car purchase in PA.
You cannot return it as the buyers remorse law does not apply to the purchase of a new or used vehicle.
No there is not a period of time in Florida when you can return a new car. A car may be returned if it has a major mechanical defect under the Lemon law.
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 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.
There is no cooling off or grace period law in any state when it concerns the sale of an automobile. Normally that law applies to door to door sales and certain home repairs. it is a myth that it applies to the sale of automobiles. Some used car dealers do incorporate that type of return provision into their contract - allowing, for example, you to return the car within five days or 200 miles if you are dissatisfied. Some unscrupulous dealers, however, suggest or tell customers that they can return the car when it's not in the contract. I have seen, at times, new car dealers who would on occasion offer a 24 hr grace period on new car sales. All you can do it talk to they selling dealer. Unless it is in the contract, you cannot return the car.
NO unless you bought a new car
NO, there is no cooling off period on the purchase of any vehicle, new or used, in any state. You cannot return a new car that is used car once you buy it. The only way you can return it is if the dealer agrees to the return which is highly unlikely.