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First thing to do is check the fluid level. If the filter is clogged, fell down or cracked, it could be sucking air.
If the car works fine in reverse, this is not likely the case.
If you have no forward, or reverse check the fluid level with the engine off, then start it and check again. If the level stays the same the pump broke, the flexplate bolts fell out, or the converter broke.
If the car works fine in reverse, this is not likely the case.
If you have no forward, or reverse check the fluid level with the engine off, then start it and check again. If the level stays the same the pump broke, the flexplate bolts fell out, or the converter broke.