Car Transmission Disclosure Laws

I'm sorry to hear about your situation. In Ohio, you may have some options under the state's Lemon Law or consumer protection laws.
- Ohio's Lemon Law generally applies to new vehicles, but the Consumer Sales Practices Act may offer some protection.
- You should consider contacting the dealer to discuss the issue.
- Document all communications and repairs.
Did you buy the car "as is," or was there any warranty provided?

Buying a car "as is" typically means you're accepting it in its current condition without any guarantees. However, you might still have some recourse under Ohio's Consumer Sales Practices Act if the dealer didn't disclose known defects. Here's what you can do:
- Gather evidence of the issue and any communication with the dealer.
- Consider seeking legal advice for potential claims under consumer protection laws.
Have you contacted the dealer about the transmission issue yet?

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It seems you have already contacted the dealer regarding the transmission issue. It's important to keep all documentation and communication regarding this matter. If the dealer is unresponsive or unwilling to assist, you may want to consult with a lawyer to explore your legal options. If you have any further questions or need more information, feel free to ask!