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<blockquote data-quote="JxxxOxxxE" data-source="post: 1974217" data-attributes="member: 388">I think you guys are wrong....Unless you have something in writing from the dealership stating a return period, I am pretty sure once you signed for it, that its yours....not 2 hours later, not 2 days later....its yours...Although I would like to know 100%, but I am pretty sure that&#039;s how it is...I don&#039;t know about the delivery versus on the lot bit though....maybe that does make a difference...Along the same line as this, I&#039;ve always heard that Oklahoma was an &quot;As Is&quot; state is regard to used vehicles/items, unless someone was intentionally trying to mislead you....You buy a used car, you drive it home, transmission goes out tomorrow, its on you....not to say that you couldn&#039;t get the owner to help you out, but I&#039;m not sure they have a legal responsibility to do so...Where&#039;s all the lawyers on here....some one enlighten us....</blockquote>

[QUOTE="JxxxOxxxE, post: 1974217, member: 388"] I think you guys are wrong....Unless you have something in writing from the dealership stating a return period, I am pretty sure once you signed for it, that its yours....not 2 hours later, not 2 days later....its yours... Although I would like to know 100%, but I am pretty sure that's how it is...I don't know about the delivery versus on the lot bit though....maybe that does make a difference... Along the same line as this, I've always heard that Oklahoma was an "As Is" state is regard to used vehicles/items, unless someone was intentionally trying to mislead you....You buy a used car, you drive it home, transmission goes out tomorrow, its on you....not to say that you couldn't get the owner to help you out, but I'm not sure they have a legal responsibility to do so... Where's all the lawyers on here....some one enlighten us.... [/QUOTE]

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