[Slyone]

I took possession of a 2019 Mustang Gt Premium pp2 on Friday. Drove home and parked it. Drove it most of Saturday. Again parked Saturday afternoon did not get back into it until Monday morning. Couldn't wait for the Ford place to open to get my 2 SS back. The 2 ppl was very nice, but didn't compare to the 2SS. My Camaro will not leave me again. I apologize for letting the Camaro community down.

[Jaxcam02]

Lol how you just get your car back?

[KirkH]

3 day buyer's remorse laws allow the car to be returned no questions asked in some states.

[CamaroBody]

you would have to go gt350 to get even close





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[Jaxcam02]

Nice well welcome back.

[caSStro18]

Originally Posted by KirkH

3 day buyer's remorse laws allow the car to be returned no questions asked in some states.

Wow! So someone can “buy” a car, drive the living hell out of it and then give it back? Don’t know if I like that. How do I know what the previous “owner” did with the car? There must be some restrictions or something? Is the car still sold as new? Is there a limit on miles? This is not a thing in California.

[nicktechla]

Originally Posted by caSStro18

Wow! So someone can “buy” a car, drive the living hell out of it and then give it back? Don’t know if I like that. How do I know what the previous “owner” did with the car? There must be some restrictions or something? Is the car still sold as new? Is there a limit on miles? This is not a thing in California.

yeah, I surely wouldn't pay the new price for that car now.

[KirkH]

Originally Posted by nicktechla

yeah, I surely wouldn't pay the new price for that car now.

In my state, it only applies to used cars. I don't know about other states.

[c4racer]

Your state ? Do you own KY?

Haha

Kidding. I’m a kidder.

Ya there is no cooling off period for a new car sale in CA.
I’ve bought quite a few and they make you sign an acknowledgment every time.

[nicktechla]

Originally Posted by c4racer

Your state ? Do you own KY?

Haha

Kidding. I’m a kidder.

Ya there is no cooling off period for a new car sale in CA.
I’ve bought quite a few and they make you sign an acknowledgment every time.

oh thats whats in that 9 foot long document you have to sign?

[c4racer]

Originally Posted by nicktechla

oh thats whats in that 9 foot long document you have to sign?

You don’t read that ???

[nicktechla]

Originally Posted by c4racer

You don’t read that ???

Yeah every single line, and I read my iTunes agreement too.

[JT58]

CarMax allows something like that. I purchased a used Nissan Murano once from them once and while on the drive home the windshield wiper fell off and I just did not have a good feeling about the vehicle. After I got home I took it back and got my old vehicle back. But it took quite a few hours and they were really trying very hard to get me to keep the Murano. I insisted no and finally got my old vehicle back.

Glad to see you back in the Camaro- it is a way better car than the Mustang GT period.

[MrChrisLS3]

Originally Posted by caSStro18

Wow! So someone can “buy” a car, drive the living hell out of it and then give it back? Don’t know if I like that. How do I know what the previous “owner” did with the car? There must be some restrictions or something? Is the car still sold as new? Is there a limit on miles? This is not a thing in California.

Sometimes, if a customer is on the fence, they will let the customer do an 'extended test drive'. I'm guessing that's what happened here? Sometimes it backfires on the dealership.