If you've purchased a car and are now regretting your decision, you do have options, depending on the circumstances. In most situations, the dealer has no legal obligation to take the car back if you signed the sales contract. But, you may be able to get whatever reasons for your car buyer's remorse resolved and possibly even return the car.
If you regret your decision because you feel like you got ripped off, gather documentation that shows in what way you were wronged. Request a meeting with the dealership manager and calmly present your case. While it's unlikely you'll be met with much consideration if you are the one who signed the original deal, this might work if you are acting on behalf of someone else, such as your college-aged child buying his first car or an aging parent.
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