Legal Question in Consumer Law in California

we purchased a chryser aspen suv used 2007 car on AUgust 1 2009. on august 13th we received a letter dated 8/11/09 regarding sellers right to cancel because they were unable to assign the contract to a financial institution. We were relieved they canceled the contract because we were only getting 12 miles per gallon on our suv and the salesman kept telling us that we should be getting more miles per gallon. ANyway we went to take the car back to the dealership as the letter indicated but the sales manager wont take the suv back they said "dont worry about it" to keep the car and they are still trying to find a bank to buy it we said we didnt want the car anyway but they said we dont have the right to cancel even though they sent us this letter.. Do we have any rights here to return the car?


Asked on 8/16/09, 6:00 pm

1 Answer from Attorneys
Bryan C. Becker Your Lawyer for Life.

Be very suspicious in this situation. Google yo-yo sales transactions for more information on this type of common unfair and deceptive practice. You may not be able to return the car because you took it back again but you may have other options if the car is not getting the mileage as advertised by the dealership.

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Answered on 8/19/09, 8:44 pm


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