Dodge

My 2004 Dodge Neon is the best car I've owned in a long time. It's in great shape, low miles. Gets good gas mileage. Never leaves me stranded. Easy to fix.

Purchased this vehicle in early September. I have already had to bring it back to the dealer twice. The first issue was with the touchscreen. It would freeze up at times, it would shut off completely at times and it would stay on after the car was shut off for hours. Brought it to the dealer and they checked with Dodge who advised they are aware of these type of problems in the Dodges but they don't have a fix yet. The engineers are working on a solution and hope to have something in the first quarter of 2018. OK. I took the vehicle back obviously upset. The Touchscreen was working ok for a couple of weeks. Then when I went to start the car one night the vehicle was 100% dead in my garage. Had the vehicle towed back to the dealership and I told them I don't want this piece of...

I bought an oil change package (4 changes) from Dodge. I am asking for an extension (a few months) on the very last oil change because it has been less than 2,000 miles since my last oil change. Does not seem like a big deal to me. Unfortunately Dodge thought so. Refuses to do it. They have a Case Manager named "JUDY" that digs her heels in instead of keeping a happy customer. Is this the way to do business these days? I don't think so. Enjoy that promotion you were telling me about Judy, I am not sure you are deserving of it.

Where do I begin? Urse Dodge provided my husband with a lease vehicle, a new at the time 2015 Dodge eco diesel... that has been in the shop for the third time after presenting the same symptoms. The dealership worked on the vehicle this time with a general master mechanic from Dodge. It took 21 days to "fix" (around a couple weeks previous times) and the "fix" happens to involve purchasing an additive to every fuel up. They cannot even assure us the problem is diagnosed and resolved. We explain that we both work. A loaner vehicle is not an option with the dealership. We say I am almost 8 months pregnant and cannot risk being brought to the hospital and have it break down again - each time it has only been a month or so between repairs when the same issue occurred and stalled the vehicle.

My 2015 Dodge Charger has been broken into TWICE! In past year, the alarm NEVER goes off. On top of that, the officers that have some the reports both said the same thing which was "Dodge has a defect in the driver side door lock that makes it quick and easy for thieves to pop it without the alarM going off. Dodge knows of it but hasn't done a recall because they want to save money". I feel like it's very unprofessional to not do a recall on this issue but can do a recall on simple things like jacks and windshield wipers. This issue is costing me $500 (deductible) through my insurance company, something I as a loyal Customer should NOT have to pay for! Reason being, Dodge is being inconsiderate with their customers.

I have always thought the Dodge Avenger was a piece of junk then I read all of the reviews and I see I am not alone in my feelings. The 2012 constantly had problems and a very bad view in the rear. Dealership lied to me, told me it had only been vocal on their lot in a small town. I find that it actually was a rental car and that the mileage was possibly turn back when it came up on Carfax. They would only given me 7500 when I have gotten 11000. Senior lady taken advantage of.

I remember one Mother's Day, my husband and I were driving and came across some railroad track. And as we were slowly crossing over the whole right side bar breaks that the first day the second day I had to get it tied back to the car lot where I bought it. He knew it was a piece of trash be not even a week into buying it. I need a new motor. Oh I can go on and on.