Drive time Lied to make a deal Orlando Florida

It is evident from your report that you do not understand car ownership responsibilites at all. When you buy a vehicle, it is up to you to maintain and repair the vehicle at your expense. If you have a warranty, then the warranty is only applicable to the items covered in the warranty contract and is only as good as the warranty company with whom you have contracted.

If you don't have the money to repair a vehicle, you have no business buying one.

The $25,000 you mention is because you didn't have the money to pay cash for the vehicle you purchased. The fact that you have weekly payments indicates that you have bad credit. People with bad credit pay a higher rate because they are high risk borrowers. High risk borrowers are likely to default on their contract. If you stop paying for the car then it will be repossessed. That is a function of the lender that loaned you the money to buy the car and has nothing to do with the repair cost. Even if it is in the same physical building, the loan to purchase the vehicle is a separate contract from any repair contract you have signed. You can not withhold vehicle payments because your car is in the shop. One has nothing to do with the other.

if you want the vehicle fixed so that it lasts longer, then take it to a real mechanic and not Drive Time.

Why would an attorney work with you since you are the one that has apparently defaulted on the contract?