<prompt> Human: Long story short, i financed a 2012 hyundai sonata with 109k miles on it from a dealership. The vehicle died the next day on July 3. I had it towed to them Jul 5. Hyundai put out a recall on the engine for 11-15 year Hyundai Sonatas, including mine. I told them to replace the engine. They replaced the battery and altenator instead. I picked it up July 7 and the engine started making the same metallic knocking sound in the engine that increases as the RPM increases that Hyundai states in their engine recall. The vehicle then died at a red light again. I live in MA and the lemon law states if my vehicle cannot pass inspection within 7 days i am entitled for a refund. This is also stated in the warranty signed by them. My question is how would this affect my loan? I called the bank and they said they dont even have a record of the loan, only that it was approved. They said it should not take this long to process so someone must have not given them the paperwork or something but as far as the bank is concerened, they advised me to take it back.Assistant: Go to the dealership and demand they take the car back and refund you. demand. Human: Will do. I just know they are going to give me crap. I can threaten legal action but i know they will try to give me crap for it. The first time over the phone, they said they cant just take the keys and have me walk out. They said they would have to either buy the car back or i can use it as a trade in. What should i do if they say that?  <response>: Show them the warranty and the law. You are entitled to a refund. Do not take anything less. If they give you crap, ask them to show you on the paper where it says they have to buy it or use it as a trade in. I would also bring someone with you if need be. 