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If you bought the car "as is," then no, you have no legal recourse. That's why you always have a mechanic check out a used car before you sign.

If on the other hand you bought the car from a reputable dealer that offered a warranty, then you MIGHT be covered. It would have to be determined whether or not the transmission failed due to your negligence or not. Good luck with that.

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Q: If you put 1500 dollars down on a car and drive it for 2 weeks and the transmission goes out do you have any rights?
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