I have paid the down payment for my new car, but I have not yet taken delivery of the car and was informed of the recall. Can I return the car?

Generally, it is not possible. According to the "Regulations on the Management of Recall of Defective Automobile Products", automobile recall refers to the elimination of defective automobile products by the manufacturer's choice of repair, replacement, recall, etc. in accordance with the procedures required by the "Regulations" Processes in which defects in its products may cause personal injury or property damage. Therefore, a car recall does not equal a return. On the contrary, judging from foreign experience, the vast majority of recalls can be resolved through free repair or parts replacement. Once it is discovered that a product needs to be recalled, the manufacturer will formulate a technical plan to eliminate the defect based on the specific circumstances of the defect. Under normal circumstances, the problem can be solved through repair or replacement of parts. It is rare that the entire vehicle is recalled.