Whether a used car can be returned depends on the specific circumstances.
Contractual agreement: If a vehicle sales contract is signed when purchasing a used car, and the contract clearly stipulates the terms for returning the car, then the car can be returned in accordance with the contract agreement. If there is no return clause stipulated in the contract, both parties need to negotiate and deal with it.
Major misunderstanding: If the seller conceals important information about the vehicle, such as the vehicle is an accident vehicle but is not informed, the buyer can apply to cancel the contract and return the car due to a major misunderstanding. Even if there is no written contract, the two parties have formed a de facto sales contract relationship, and the buyer still has the right to cancel the contract and return the car.
Vehicle quality problem: If the vehicle itself has problems that seriously affect driving or cannot be driven, such as engine, safety performance or quality problems of major parts, and it still cannot be used normally after multiple repairs, consumers can request a return of the vehicle.