9.0
really awful- Typical Repair Cost:
- $4,500
- Average Mileage:
- 66,600 miles
- Total Complaints:
- 2 complaints
Most common solutions:
- replace transmission (2 reports)
This problem may be covered under warranty. Ask your Dodge dealer.
BOUGHT THE CAR AT AUTONATION IN PINES AND TO BE FAIR TO THEM THEY DID TRY TO HELP US EVERY WHICH WAY THEY COULD. THE CAR WAS BRAND NEW MAYBE 6K MILES WHEN WE 1ST HAS THE TRANSMISSION FAILURE, THE CAR WOULD NOT SHIFT GEARS, -- WE BROUGHT IT IN AND THEY SAID IT WAS A SOFTWARE ISSUE ONLY TO HAVE TO BRING IT BACK A COUPLE WEEKS LATER FOR THE SAME ISSUE. THEY KEPT THE CAR A WEEK AND REPLACED THE TRANSMISSION.
TO BE FAIR -- WE GOT A LOANER FOR THE DURATION, NO CHARGE, AS IT WAS INCLUDED AS A WARRANTY ITEM.
THE SERVICE WAS GREAT -- REALLY -- BUT IT'S A ROYAL PAIN IN THE ASS TO HAVE A BRAND NEW CAR -- YOUR WIFE'S CAR AT THAT--- AND HAVE TO DEAL WITH THIS. THIS IS WHY YOU BUY NEW CARS -- TO NOT HAVE TO DO THIS.
IT'S BEEN A MONTH OR SO SINCE -- AND NO PROBLEMS TO REPORT. WE WILL SEE.
- Alfonso C., Miramar, FL, US
For the last six months the car started doing weird things like stuttering on the highway, pushing forward when coming to a stop (even on occasion simply stalling), and limit the speed on a highway to 80KM/H. All of this without any codes in the dash! Finally, the car simply seized up on the highway going 100KM/H. Dodge knows that the transmission they put in these cars and the caravan are junk and still went forward. There should be accountability for such decisions which put the lives of their customers in danger.
- Tim C., Hammonds Plains, NS, Canada