Can I Walk Away from a Car Deal?

My question involves a consumer law issue in the State of: New York

Hi, i recently purchased a used car from a dealer and got approved for financing. I did not put any money down. I arranged for my current car to be traded in. I signed the financing papers and was told that the car had to go through they're 120 point inspection process. Long story short its been a month and i still do not have the car. First it was that they had to get a warranty for the engine because the ford dealer did not want to cover a land rover engine and now he is telling me that the car has a check airbag light that won't go off. What makes me nervous is that the ford dealer could not fix the problem. They had to send it to a land rover dealer and thats where we're at now.

I wanted to know if it was possible to just walk away from the deal. To conclude i signed financing papers, car trade in papers (still have my title and car) and never took possession of the car. Your advice and input will gladly be appreciated. I also would like to know what would you do if you were in this situation.

In most states the deal is not complete until you pick up the vehicle. But being NY state, I'd call a free lawyer service and ask.

Read the first paragraph, just walk away, tell them you are no longer interested because they're wasting your time.

New deal: air bag light won't go off; not what you bargained for + the time factor/delay.

imo, you can walk.

document everything, dates, job titles, etc.

& Rovers are notoriously difficult in the shop.

Yes, you have your car & your title. No obligation.

I agree with Mason. Something seems shady about this. Walk away and don't look back.