Q: My car transmission has been replaced twice still financing and paying rental car what can I do
Along with other problems like catalytic covertor axle broke and transmission being replaced twice which they had for 6 weeks and we paid 3000 dollars in rental car
A:
It isn't clear what legal issue you are seeking help with. It is neither fun nor cheap to replace a transmission but generally that falls 100% on the car owner unless the car is covered under a Lemon Law.
Maryland "Lemon Law" only applies to new (or newer) cars driven less than 18,000 miles and owned less than 2 years. If a new car has a lot of problems, the law requires that the manufacturer fix it. If these transmission issues are happening with a new car, you may want to contact the Consumer Protection Division for more information. https://www.marylandattorneygeneral.gov/Pages/CPD/lemon.aspx
Sometimes replacement transmissions on older cars have a warranty but that would need to be taken up with the transmission repair shop.
While not legal advice I hope this helps.
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