<prompt> Human: Hey all, So i purchased a 2013 ford fiesta in march of 2016 for around 9.5k before taxes i believe. When i bought the car, i did not realize there was a problem with the transmission. Fortunately it was still under warranty so i took it up to the ford dealership and had it repaired. A week later i had to take it up again for faulty wiring. Fast forward to this past weekend the battery died on me so i had to replace the battery but additionally the transmission malfunction light came on again and is having problems shifting gears. I cant remember but i thought i saw another instance of maintenance on the transmission when they showed me the carfax, but they explained it as routine repair. So my question is three things:1 According to lemon law it has to be a new not used vehicle, does it not apply to me even though the car is only 3 years old.2 If lemon law does apply to me, does thr previous owners repair on the same issue count towards the 3 instances of repair on the same issue3 Do i take up this issue with the dodge dealership i bought the car from or directly with ford.Thanks for any and all insightEdit: For all of those that just assumed i didnt look into the transmission issue before purchasing it, i did in fact look it up and saw the issue with the transmissions, however i also looked up the vin and found it had an extended warranty on the transmission. That fact combined with the fact that the transmission was already worked on once made me think it wouldnt have been a problem. Obviously i was wrong seeing as how ford said they replaced the entire transmission 6 months ago when i brought it in the 1st time and now im experiencing problems again. My question wasnt, how stupid is OP, it was what can i do about it.  <response>: You said it in point one: Lemon laws do not apply to used cars, so dont expect the government to help you. If you bought this car from a reputable dealer, they might do something to help you out, though theyre under no obligation to do so. You also bought a Ford from a Dodge dealership, how could they possibly have known whether the issue on the Carfax was regular maintenance? Theyre just trying to unload this car from their inventory and will say whatever they have to.If the car is still in fact covered by warranty i.e. it has not been voided, youll probably have more luck dealing with Ford. 