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You're outside of the 30 day initial right to reject, so you'd need to cite a specific fault with your car. You'd also need to let the dealer determine the most cost-effective remedy (repair, replace, refund). If the car still doesn't conform to contract after the first remedy (assuming repair or replacement) then you can reject for a refund. (As it's beyond 30 days then the dealer can [not will] reduce the refund by a reasonable amount to account for usage - i.e. miles added - but the earlier this is in the period of ownership the less this will be).