Shortly after I purchased the vehicle, as I was driving, the car would loose all ability to accelerate. It was like the car would drop into neutral for no apparent reason. The only way to correct this was to pull over and restart the car. I contacted the dealership, but was told they couldn't do anything about it unless the issue was occurring while in the service department. Since this issue could potentially create injury to me and cars behind me, I continued to alert the dealership service department on each event. They asked me to keep a log of when it would happen, but after doing that for several months, there appeared to be no pattern. It could happen any time, under any weather conditions, at any speed, no matter if I was driving 10 minutes or 1 hour. The dealership where I purchased my car closed a couple of months after my purchase, so I brought the car to another Jeep dealer that kept it for over a week, and made some corrections of what they thought might be causing the problem. I was lulled into a false security because after a few thousand miles, it happened again. Now, I can go several thousand miles, then out of the blue, just when I think I'm safe, it happens again. They can't seem to isolate the problem to do a repair that will last. The vehicles behind me don't know my car is coasting...this could cause a rear end collision. This is especially dangerous if I'm on a highway. I may have to cross several lanes of speeding traffic to get to the shoulder to restart the car. When I take the car in, they do a diagnostic, but restarting the car resets the defaults to normal. Nothing ever shows up. Very dangerous!!!!

- Mt Prospect, IL, USA

See attached letter dated 25 March 2010 ( should read 25 March 2011) briefly summarized: The vehicle engine will speed up to between 4000 and 5000 RPM's for no reason and the only way to get this to stop is to pull over to the side of the road and shut the engine off and restart it. This has happened numerous times and it is only a matter of time before someone is killed.

- Rochester, NY, USA

Engine fire began while driving vehicle. Began as smoke escaping from under hood. Stopped and turned off engine immediately within 20 seconds/100 feet. Fire began in engine compartment within 2 minutes. Total loss of vehicle. Vehicle is a 2010 model, four months old, less than 5000 miles. Dealer denies any responsibility for product liability.

- Buffalo, NY, USA