Is there a right of recission when puchasing car in ga?

Georgia does not have a general "right of rescission" for car purchases like some other states have for certain types of contracts (e.g., timeshares). There's no "three-day cooling-off period" for buying a car. Once you sign the contract and drive off the lot, you're generally bound by the terms of the agreement.

However, there might be limited circumstances where you could potentially get out of a car purchase in Georgia, such as:

* Misrepresentation or fraud: If the dealership made material misrepresentations about the car's condition, mileage, or history that induced you to buy it, you might have grounds to rescind the contract. This would require proving the misrepresentation was intentional or reckless.

* Breach of contract: If the dealership failed to fulfill a specific promise made in the contract (e.g., providing promised repairs), you might be able to sue for breach of contract. Rescission might be a possible remedy in court, but it's not guaranteed.

* Unconscionability: In very rare cases, a court might deem a contract unconscionable (extremely unfair) and void it. This is a high bar to meet.

* Lemon Law: If the car has a significant defect that the manufacturer can't repair after a reasonable number of attempts, Georgia's Lemon Law might allow you to pursue a buyback or replacement. This doesn't apply to all defects, and specific conditions must be met.

In short, there's no automatic right to return a car in Georgia. If you believe you have grounds to dispute the purchase, you should consult with a Georgia attorney specializing in consumer law or contract disputes. They can advise you on your legal options based on the specifics of your situation.