If Ibought a brand new car and signed the contract for financing, canI cancel the accessories thatare tobe installed?
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If Ibought a brand new car and signed the contract for financing, canI cancel the accessories thatare tobe installed?
Asked on September 26, 2011 under General Practice, California
Answers:
SJZ, Member, New York Bar / FreeAdvice Contributing Attorney
Answered 12 years ago | Contributor
Contracts are binding on both parties; once they are executed, both parties have to do what they call for, or else be in breach and subject to liabilities. So to answer your question, you need to reference the contract for sale and the financing contract both. If the contract for sale specifies that you bought a car with certain accessories, then you have to accept those accessories (unless you can get the dealer to voluntarily agree to let you change it). If the financing contract says that you are financing a certain dollar value or price car, you may have to take out that much financing, even if you get the dealer to take out certain accessories and lower the price. There is no general answer to this question: it depends entirely on what you have agreed to contractually.
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