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==What is a cooling-off period?==
==What is a cooling-off period?==
You get one business day after you sign the lease to cancel it – this is the cooling-off period. During this time, the law requires the car to stay with the leasing company. If you change your mind in that time, you can cancel the lease and get your money back without penalty. While you have the whole day to cancel, it’s better to tell the dealer during business hours in writing. Some days that do not count in the cooling-off period: statutory holidays, Sundays, and any day the dealership is closed do not count. So if you sign a lease on a Saturday, Monday is the cooling-off day when you can cancel the contract.
You get one business day after you sign the lease to cancel it—this is the cooling-off period. During this time, the law requires the car to stay with the leasing company. If you change your mind in that time, you can cancel the lease and get your money back without penalty. While you have the whole day to cancel, it’s better to tell the dealer during business hours in writing. Some days that do not count in the cooling-off period: statutory holidays, Sundays, and any day the dealership is closed do not count. So if you sign a lease on a Saturday, Monday is the cooling-off day when you can cancel the contract.


You can waive (give up) the cooling-off period. If you want to do that, you must do it in writing. Read the lease documents carefully because they may include a waiver.
You can waive (give up) the cooling-off period. If you want to do that, you must do it in writing. Read the lease documents carefully because they may include a waiver.
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