Business ProfileforStamford Ford Lincoln

I purchased a work van June 15, 2022. Come January, the van started giving me issues with transmission slipping. On Jan. 26th, I had my vehicle dropped off to the dealership. The van was driven in mud but there was no hard driving to cause any issue with the transmission due to the mud. But because I had mentioned the mud, the dealership denied the warranty without inspecting the vehicle. Without confirming that there was any real connection between the van being driven in mud and the transmission issue they denied the warranty claim. All they say is they can not cover it using the warranty due to vehicle being in mud but no confirmation was made that that is the actual cause. Within 6 months of purchasing the vehicle (mileage also under threshold) my transmission isn't working properly and they are telling me it won't be covered. They are quoting me at $8,100 to fix the transmission (without any real diagnosis) and not trying to help resolve in any way. We contacted **** corporate to review this and they were not communicating with corporate after weeks of trying and they turned around and told corporate that since it was "stuck" in mud they refuse to cover the problem with the van. I want the warranty honored. I have a business and my other work van is over 250,000 miles and once I buy a **** within 6 months, i'm experiencing issues with no helpful resolve despite warranty being valid. I want this resolved.