Do you have to give back your car after 6 weeks?
Somebody owns the car, and its not you! You don’t want to have to give back the car and then be charged rental fees or something for 6 weeks.
Do you have regrets about buying a new car?
SANTA MONICA, Calif.– ( BUSINESS WIRE )–Buying a new car is a big decision, and some people, for one reason or another, have regrets soon afterward.
What happens when you sell a car on eBay?
Sold a car on eBay, 3 days after the winner collected and paid he left positive feedback, I presume this meant he was happy with car. 9days after that he messages me saying that the car was burning oil and had been since the day he bought it, accused me of knowing it had a fault.
Can a car dealer take your car back?
“If you signed the sales contract, you own the car, and the law is on the side of the dealer.” In some cases it might be good business practice for dealerships to provide customer satisfaction by simply agreeing to take the unwanted car back, but Edmunds.com reminds car buyers that dealers are generally under no legal obligation to do so.
Is it possible to return a car you just bought?
There are a few other exceptions when we say that cars can’t be returned like a traditional good. For example, some dealers offer a return policy if you bring back the car within a certain number of days or miles.
What happens if something goes wrong with the car you just bought?
The federal “cooling-off rule” does not apply to car buying, as stated by this sign in a dealership sales office. If something is wrong with the car you just bought, work with the dealership to get it repaired rather than trying to force the dealer to take the car back.
How long does it take to repair a car you just bought?
Keep a log of repairs: Consumers must discover serious issues by the consumer or dealer within a relatively short time frame following the vehicle’s purchase, typically within one to two years. They must be persistent, requiring several repair visits.
What happens when you buy a car from a dealer?
If you bought the car at a dealer, you’d be invited (as part of the processing fees) to have your car registered with the DMV. Yay! No waiting at the DMV in person, it’s all taken care of through the back door they set up with the dealers. The dealer then gives you a set of paper plates, and your permanent ones show up within a few weeks.