Purchased a used 2011 Grand Cherokee with 5.7 HEMI and automatic transmission from a JEEP dealer in May 2014. First day noticed a shuttering, stuttering, skipping action of the motor. Returned to JEEP dealership where I was told all 16 spark plugs were changed and that was the problem. Picked up vehicle and started to drive home, same condition was discovered, returned to JEEP dealership, I was informed they would need my vehicle for some diagnostic time, I set up an appointment and left my vehicle with them for a week. Returned to pick up my vehicle and was told everything was OK. On my drive home the same condition existed, I continued home and called the JEEP dealership and informed them it was no better, As of December 1, 2014 the JEEP dealership has had my vehicle in for service a total of 5-1/2 weeks and still can't fix the problem. The latest report is "Chrysler/Jeep is aware of the problem; "it is only the 5.7 engine that does it and it is called FISH BITTING and there is no fix".

I cannot understand how an American Automobile Manufacturer make such a statement about such an expensive automobile. I urge anyone reading this "NOT TO PURCHASE" any Chrysler product especially JEEP. I regret purchasing this vehicle on a daily basis as I am not financially able to get out of it at this time.