You seem to be misreading that case:
Quote Quoting Hyundai v Alley, 183 Md. App. 261; 960 A.2d 1257 (2008)
Left unsettled was whether appellee was entitled to attorney’s fees. The parties asked the court to retain jurisdiction over a petition for attorney’s fees, which it did. The court did not expressly approve the settlement. The recital of the settlement ended with Hyundai’s counsel stating that “this case will be dismissed with prejudice, as of today, with the agreement of the swap being put on the record.”
Also, unless your case was decided under the lemon law and consumer law statutes identified in that case, the fee-shifting statutes applied in that case don't apply to yours.

Maryland's court rules are here. I suggest reviewing them for procedures for requesting rehearing or reconsideration, and also reviewing the appellate rules.