Anyone Ever Deal With A Used Car Dealer Not Sending The Title To Bank?

Before I get financial lessons on pay cash only, yes I financed a car, its my weekend car and no I dont think it was a bad decision bc I do well and I was trying to keep my cash free being that I was in Houston and thinking that maybe some real estate opportunities would arise over the past few months bc of the oil bust, so my bank gave me great financing terms on the car.

Anyways I dont want to name the dealership bc I just paid an attorney today to write them a letter which fml cost me $1000. Basically, I have the car its been in my possession since I bought recently. I traded in my old weekend car completely paid off + borrowed money at a very low rate from my bank. The dealer I bought it from is actually a really large used car dealer in houston and has a ton of exotic cars as well. Its not a fly by night operation, anyways they haven't sent the title to my bank and my bank keeps asking me for it and tell me the law is 45 days and its been over 90 days and they want me to go down to the dealership and discuss it with them. I've been calling the dealership all week since the bank called me and nobody will call me back, not the sales guy who helped nor the owner.

The place is a little out of my way but I can go up there, but whats the process here. I already paid the attorney, what could possibly be the reasons for them not sending the title to the bank. They have all the money, mine and the banks, and its been 3 months. Could it be related to potentially slow times for them with the recent oil decline and maybe they're using that money to float them for a while? I just cant grasp any other reason to not send my bank the title.

I have the car, Im making my payments, am I potentially going to get this thing repo'd? The attorney said we will wait for them to respond before escalating it more. I just dont know what the next step is.