Can you return a used car purchased from dealer because I found the price was too expensive than on Kelly Blue Book?

Generally, dealerships are not required to accept the return of a used car based solely on the buyer's belief that the price paid is higher than what is suggested on sources like Kelley Blue Book (KBB). KBB provides estimates for car values, and these estimates can vary depending several factors such as the car's condition, specific options , mileage , location and current market conditions. Here's what you should know:

Vehicle Return Policies:

While some dealers may offer a grace period for returns or exchanges, these policies vary and are at the discretion of the dealership. Most dealerships do not have a blanket policy for returning a used car simply because you find a better price elsewhere.

Buyer's Remorse:

Regretting the financial aspect of purchasing a vehicle due to perceived overpaying is not usually considered sufficient reason for a dealer to accept a return unless there was misrepresentation or fraud involved in the sale.

Value Opinions:

KBB and other valuation resources provide guidelines and estimates but they may not always reflect the final transaction price .Actual prices in market can deviate from these estimates based on various factors including local market demand , dealer's profit margins, competitive landscape, and the seller's asking price.

Research Before Buying :

Before purchasing a used car, doing extensive research on market prices and comparing offers from multiple sources can help you make an informed decision. Consider obtaining quotes from different dealers and conducting your market research thoroughly before finalizing a purchase.

If you believe there was misrepresentation or fraudulent practices involved during the sale, such as inaccurate information provided about the car's conditions, history or options , you may have legal recourse. In that case, it is advisable to consult consumer protection law or seek legal advice.