Contrary to popular belief, automobiles typically do not qualify as a returnable item under the various buyer's remorse laws. These laws typically give a consumer a three-day "grace" or cooling-off period and enables them to change their mind on the purchase within three days of signing a contract. While these laws protect consumers after the purchase of some products, you can only return a vehicle if your contract with the dealer gives you the right to do so.
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