Insight needed please

[Sthompsonmv7]

I have a 2015 hyundai genesis. I brought this car with about 24k on it. The tranny went out at about 28k.
I did a fluid and filter which is built into the pan. It ran great for awhile until it died again at about 37k. Both times it had the same problem. It just broke! No signs of anything slipping just broke. After it broke It would slip and bang into gear. It would rev high and then engage. I am looking at getting a remanufactured one through hyundai but thats $$ or trying to find a low mile used one.
That being said my manufacture date is 3 of 2014 wouldn't that make it a 2014?
I thought auto manufacturers do it after June then its the next year model.
But I have seen a date for some used ones saying up to 6/27/14. And then after 6/27/14.

 

[EdP]

I have a 2015 hyundai genesis. I brought this car with about 24k on it. The tranny went out at about 28k.
I did a fluid and filter which is built into the pan. It ran great for awhile until it died again at about 37k. Both times it had the same problem. It just broke! No signs of anything slipping just broke. After it broke It would slip and bang into gear. It would rev high and then engage. I am looking at getting a remanufactured one through hyundai but thats $$ or trying to find a low mile used one.
That being said my manufacture date is 3 of 2014 wouldn't that make it a 2014?
I thought auto manufacturers do it after June then its the next year model.
But I have seen a date for some used ones saying up to 6/27/14. And then after 6/27/14.

No, you have a 2015 model year. Tradition was the fall and it started under FDR. There have been many exceptions.

This Is Why New-Car Model Years Aren't in Sync with the Calendar

New-car model years often aren't in sync with the calendar, but it wasn't always that way.

www.caranddriver.com

 

[Sthompsonmv7]

No, you have a 2015 model year. Tradition was the fall and it started under FDR. There have been many exceptions.

This Is Why New-Car Model Years Aren't in Sync with the Calendar

New-car model years often aren't in sync with the calendar, but it wasn't always that way.

www.caranddriver.com

Thank you.