based solely on buyer’s remorse or failing to do your homework. While many people cite the Federal Trade Commission’s cooling-off period, which allows you to return a purchased good after three days, it doesn’t apply to cars.
However, here are a few situations where you may be able to return the car and cancel the loan:
If the dealer misled you into buying a car
If the dealer failed to disclose the terms of financing
In the case of simply not being able to afford it, the best choice is to tell your lender. They’re often more willing to work with you than you anticipate!
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