Automatic Transmission Problems of Nissan Crew

I purchased a 2004 Nissan maxima on December 2nd of 2006,from a used cars dealership on belair road. The following Saturday I had to take it back to the to the dealership to be fixed with the first problem/ ended up taking it back to the dealership for this same problem 4 times. At the time I purchased this car, it had a factory warranty of 30 days or 1000 miles. Their was a problem every month with this car. I explained to her all I wanted to do was trade for another one just like it. By this time the warranty had expired and I couldn't afford the extended warranty amount all at one time. As the warranty begin to end, the transmission was messing up shifting roughly,jumping into gear either when slowing down, pulling off, or even when parking. I told this to the service man at the dealership and because of the miles on the car they wouldn't touch it. I took the car to have the transmission flushed at a service station and I was told a flush wouldn't help this car needs a transmission. Before I had talked to the general sales manager about the problem and he stated their was nothing that could be done, because the warranty had expired. I explained to him that I have found a lot of defects with this car, that wasn't found before being sold to me. I asked several times about them assisting me in getting it repaired or trading for an other max. Now I have a car sitting at home I can't drive that I still have to pay for and its not right. The gm from a koons Ford location did respond to my complaint, but I haven't heard anything yet on what he's going to do. I have called/sent him messages and no response yet. I need my car fixed or another one. I'm soliciting for assistance through this direction. It's been 3 weeks noe the car has been parked, I don't have $2500. 00 to get this transmission fixed.

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Vehicle shift lock handle when put in to park locks and its very hard to to shift, it gets stuck, if for any reason you stop the vehicle on a very small incline and shift into park, be prepared to spend some time trying to disengaged the shift, creating that congestion of vehicles behind your car waiting for you. It has been happening to me, I have taken this vehicle back to dealer several times and all they said is "thats the way this minivan is made, actually you have to learn how to drive this vehicle and complain to Nissan", I have tried several other quests and most of them do the same thing and some don't, is this a ground for a manufacturer recall? please let me know if I am stuck with several years of payment for this vehicle and I have to live with this problem. Thank you.

While backing my boat into its parking spot, I put the vehicle in park. With the engine still running, I got out of the vehicle to unhook the boat trailer from the tow vehicle, leaving the driver's door open. As I turned the trailer jack to lift boat trailer from the trailer hitch of the titan truck, which is the tow vehicle, it jumped out of park into reverse, and started traveling backwards. As I attempted to enter the truck and press the brake, the tree next to the vehicle caught the driver door. Because I was holding on to and using the open door as leverage while attempting to enter the cab to stop the vehicle, I was thrown to the ground very close to being run over by the driver's side tire. The door while passing over me caused a severe abrasion to my left arm. As the result of the reverse movement of my truck caused by the gear shift jumping from park to reverse, my boat was pushed down into a culvert, damage at this point unknown. Insurance claim pending; liability to Nissan corporation to be investigated.