Clifford Gombos: Check with the consumer afairs division of your community. Some have waiting time laws that chould allow you a couple of days to cancel the deal or part of the deal including financing.
Robt Betker: It depends on the company you're financing through. If they allow you to or how the company you're planning to refinance through feels about it. I guess you can.
Joie Kemmis: Just go to your bank and see if you can get a better deal. They'll pay off the loan deal you signed at the dealer.I do this often whenever the dealers are offering rebates on factory financing. Grab the rebate but get stuck with a bad interest rate. Pay off the dealer loan with bank financing.Dealers and manufacturers hate this, but it's all very legal!...Show more
Clifford Gombos: If you can get your financing at a lower rate, you can pay off the loan and replace it with the new finance company.
Jerrod Guilfoil: you would have to get ahold of the dealer and ask! them that or read the contract that you signed, why did you buy a vehicle if you thought the interest was high??
Myron Leftwich: you can check financing through bank or other sources and ask them to take over financing and pay off your current loan-your interest rate may be high if your credit rating is not impeccable - there is no time frame but do it ASAP if you can find a lower financing option
Gaston Edgcomb: no you can't
Merna Fauset: Hahahahahaha!That's a good one. Just get it refinanced somewhere else. Better yet, pay it off ASAP and it won't matter what kind of financing you have.
Alphonso Brake: Read your loan papers very carefully, they might give you a small time window to cancel the deal.
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