Can a person return a auto after they purchased it? I live in PA,can I get out of the contract by law?

not all states but most give you 72 hours to cancel a contract

in GA no retail contract is binding until after 3 days... but i dont know about your state... might be something to look into

When did you purchase it? Have you read the contract? does it have any provisions for cancelling the agreement?

If the car is financed you can contact the finance compay before to find out thier requirements. Also if the car is a lemon remember PA has a lemon law.

In most states they have what they call 'lemon laws' which protects the consumer against getting stuck with a car that was sold with defects that the dealer didn't tell you about. (Like the car has 300 lbs of mud in all the body panels due to having been through Hurricane Katrina, oslt.)I think it only applies to cars sold through dealerships, though, so you might wasn't to check with Click and Clack on their website, they might have specific sites listed you can visit which pertain to your state. Good luck!

No. No cooling off period.Also exempt from the Cooling-Off Rule are sales that involve:real estate, insurance, or securities; automobiles, vans, trucks, or other motor vehicles sold at temporary locations, provided the seller has at least one permanent place of business; arts or crafts sold at fairs or locations such as shopping malls, civic centers, and schools.

I would contact your state attorney general's office soon.The PA Attorney General's Office, Bureau of Consumer Protection in Harrisburg can be reached at 717-787-9707.Get on it; you probably have a small window.