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Does Kia Have a Return Policy?

Alexander Ross • • 7 min read
Does Kia Have a Return Policy?
At Car Pros Kia of Glendale we want our customers to be comfortable with their purchase, even after they've left the dealership. That's why we're offering our Hassle-Free Return Policy at no extra cost to give our customers peace of mind. If for any reason you're not completely satisfied with your vehicle, return it!

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Herein, how many days after you buy a car can you return it?

three days

Beside above, how do you return a car? If the dealer has no return policy, then it's up to them whether they accept the return or not. Start by contacting the person with whom you worked when you bought the car. Explain that you'd like to return the vehicle. You may need to speak to the manager or the owner of the dealership.

Similarly, it is asked, can the dealership take the car back?

If the dealership cancels within 10 days, you get your down payment or trade-in back. This includes your trade-in vehicle. If you gave a $2,000 down payment and a car as a trade-in, the car dealer must give you back both the $2,000 and the trade-in when you return the car you purchased.

What happens if you take a car back to the dealership?

When you find yourself unable to make your car payments and ultimately choose to return the vehicle to the dealer (which is known as voluntary repossession), the dealer usually turns around and attempts to re-sell the vehicle. The proceeds from that sale would then go towards repaying the original loan.

Related Question Answers

Is buyer's remorse a law?

The Federal Trade Commission enacted something called the Cooling-Off Rule. In certain situations, the rule can protect you against buyer's remorse and allow you to back out of a sale or sales contract. But it's important to know the rules before you buy something thinking you can take advantage of it.

What happens to new cars that are not sold?

If cars don't get sold, the manufacturer won't take them back. "The exception is lease returns. The ones the dealer doesn't want return to the auto maker and are resold at auction," says the APA's Iny. Dealers might trade slow-selling cars to a dealer in another market where that vehicle's in demand, says Iny.
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