In the UK, if the vehicle is not fit for the road, the dealer can be fined and even have his licence to trade withdrawn.
In most cases the dealer, if he was unaware of the defect, will repair it. However there may be clauses in the contract specifying what he is liable for. So it is a case of caveat emptor.
It depends on the reason you are returning it and how you purchased it, and if you want money back or not. If you bought it AS-IS no warranty and something went wrong with it, legally the dealer is not responsible, and does not have to refund any money.
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If bought from a dealer, yes. If bought from an individual and your state does not require a title for an ATV then no.
A car bought from a dealer is usually financed by a bank they want there money not the car back
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Why would the dealer want it back. You bought it, and it is now your car. Remember, buyer beware.
An amount due form is used for if you bought or sold something. You would put the collected money from what people bought if you were selling something and would put your money in it if you bought something.
No, 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.
Second hand cars can be bought at all kinds of locations all over the world. They can be bought from the side of a road or even from a used car dealer.
Most used car company or car dealership have all the used cars or vans to be bought. First determine what kind of van is required, then check with your local used car dealer.
NO, unless the dealer agrees.
A used Lexus can be bought at your local Toyota dealer. More information on this topic is located on various online information websites where a dedicated agent will be happy to help you.