Returning A Car
05-09-2004 | 09:36 AM
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Originally posted by IOC
There is a national law it's called the right to recend. Basically it's a cooling off period after a contract is signed. However, in most cases you usually only have 3 days to recend a contract. BMW should replace it or fix the car it should be under some warranty if it's new. If it's brand new it will fall under bumber to bumber
There is a national law it's called the right to recend. Basically it's a cooling off period after a contract is signed. However, in most cases you usually only have 3 days to recend a contract. BMW should replace it or fix the car it should be under some warranty if it's new. If it's brand new it will fall under bumber to bumber
05-09-2004 | 07:43 PM
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there is no "cooling off period" anywhere as far as I know. The only way you can legally return a car is if someone from the dealership actually knocked on your door to your home and tried to sell you the car (3 days to return it). If you went to the dealership to purchase (like everyone does) there is not much you can do aside from bitching or just getting lucky.
05-09-2004 | 07:57 PM
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Originally posted by rai
Welcome to the world of BMW ownership.
Welcome to the world of BMW ownership.
Steve
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