Car Buying

I doubt it. The 3 day right of recision is generally reserved for only those purchases made in your home with a door to door salesman.

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Computer, servers, webpage design

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Electronic payment, physical transfer of the goods

New cars, I assume, priced at anything from £3,000 to £200,000, depending which car you bought.

people trying to get rid of stuff quickly know it will sell quicker if they sell it at a lower price

people also may get stuff in bulk and are able to make a profit even at a low price

2011

I found this answer on The Forum for Massachusets Law (http://www.malawforum.com): No. The only contract for which Massachusetts law allows a "cooling off period" (granting time to the consumer to reconsider and cancel without penalty-within a prescribed time period), is health club/gym memberships. All other contracts, commercial & personal, are effective and binding as per the terms of the agreement at the time of signing (unless otherwise stated in the agreement). There is no blanket 3-day revocation period.

they are both transfers in which either a liquid or gas turns into the other e.g. a liquid turns into a gas is evaporation

I just got one andit cost $212 for contra costa county. 261 if you want to attend traffic school.

I got a V.C. 21950a in San Francisco at Fillmore/O'Farrell. The fine I looked up online

is $1114+$5 = $1119

This was on 02/28/12

ON HONDA ACCORD EX ABOUT $2200...

IF YOUR LOOKING AT TOYOTA ITS 11%

Men, rich people and bogans

Getting cash back at closing is exactly what it sounds like - receiving cash at the close of the sale or refinance of your home. To understand why a person might get cash back at closing, you need to understand the concept of equity.

eBay owns thereselves under the name of eBay Inc. It was founded in 1995 by Pierre Omidyar and serves the world with online auctions.

15000 to 20000

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The gasoline, insurance, repair, and RESPONSIBILITY!!!

she is 6' tall. =]

He can like anyone he wants. That doesn't mean you have to like him back.

I think he can. It depends on the circumstances under which the relationship broke up.

yes he can because he might still want you

not unless the deal was made away from the dealership also the deal would have to been started by the dealer not you i.e. you were not thinking about buying a car but a guy you know from the lot come over to your house and sold you a car you would have 3 dayes in most cases if you called him no "cool off time"

You do not need an account to browse eBay but you will need an account on eBay as well as a PayPal account in order to bid or purchase items

1.9L SOHC in the SL1, The SL2 has a 1.9L DOHC.

I Get 38mpg from mine.

Make sure you have full coverage insurance on it, reguardless of how you choose. I would drive with insurance. Drive it, why else would you buy it? =Answer 3, More Information == Read and study your new vehicle's owner/operator MANUAL, as "break in" driving limitations are USUALLY covered. Also, just to be sure, check with a mechanic or Service Writer at the dealership where you bought the vehicle. Most new vehicle engines today have already been "broken in" during manufacturing testing, and could be driven long distances, BUT WITH SOME SPECIAL DRIVING LIMITATIONS: [1] Try to CONTINUALLY vary the speed, not just in segments of "X" number of minutes BUT, [2] Do NOT EVER drive for more than 5 or 10 minutes at any same speed, MORE IMPORTANT the higher the speed. [3] Never excede 70, better no more than 60 MPH at any time for the first 1000 miles. [4] If you've had it long enough to require an oil AND FILTER change, BE SURE to do it BEFORE LEAVING. [5] Actually, IF you have had it long enough [milage, not time] to require an oil and filter change, THEN there is NO problem driving it that distance. [6] For general safety purposes, check engine and automatic transmission levels, coolant reservoir, and tires BEFORE departure, and at every stop on the way. It is better to be safe than sorry. Actually, items 4 through 6 are a good idea, even if your vehicle is not brand new.

yes you can put any kind of radio and speakers in any type of car or truck no matter how old or how new the vehicle is or radio

You may need to do a little research, and find the correct wire adapter. You will also need an adapter to make the stereo fit in the bay, but they are usually quite inexpensive, and look nice.

The biggest downside to the Monte Carlo (and other G-bodies) is the rear speakers, which are 4"x10". That's an odd size, but high quality aftermarket speakers are available. G-bodies do have a nice sized trunck, and there is a perfect spot for a subwoofer enclosure right behind the rear seat.

That question is totally dependant on the state it is sold in and the underwriters contract. In most cases you can cancel and get a full refund in the first 30 days only. http://vehiclelifespan.com

The answer really depends on what the contract entails. You'd best consult a lawyer over the phone. If you consult one in person, they usually want money for the visit.

no