Legal Question in Consumer Law in Florida

Re: Automobile Trade In Return

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No. Once you sign a contract the deal is complete. Frankly, it was your responsibility to do any due diligence prior to the transaction and not afterwards. You are stuck with the vehilce unless the dealer will voluntarily agree to take it back.

Scott R. Jay, Esq.

Re: Automobile Trade In Return

Read your contract. Almost certainly, the answer is No, you don't have the right to undo the contract you have already signed. Before signing contract you should read them and know what you are getting in to.