I don’t know from a personal ownership, but two of my work colleagues have owned LRs in the last year. One had a buyback offer after dealer was unable to repair engine noise issues after 90 days in the shop. The other colleague has one with the supercharged motor…loves it but has spent many...
How generous - they will replace a $50 part that will help mask a MUCH more significant underlying issue. This is a joke. Attorneys made some good $$$ however. A real win would be the same type of warranty for paint bubbling.
The Wrangler is a high margin product for Stellantis…but affordability and the value proposition is waning for all of the reasons already mentioned. I just priced out a BMW x5 45e plug In hybrid…nicely equipped…$75,000 less a 7,500 tax credit. This is only slightly more expensive than a loaded...
Absolutely. Until a robust and reliable charging network is implemented in the US, Tesla is your best bet. I owned a Model 3 a couple of years ago and liked it except when traveling. On interstate at 80mph the range is about 175 miles in moderate weather, less if it’s bitterly cold. That...
I find it interesting this continues to happen. Tesla, which is known for poor quality paint jobs does not seems to have any problems with paint adhesion to aluminum on its vehicles. Apparently the cost to address the problem must be higher than the cost of a few warranty claims.
I’m glad you’re ok. That could have been a bad situation. I had a fuel line failure before the recall…they addressed very quickly. Good luck with your fix…
The escalating prices of Wranglers has less to do with inflation than supply and demand. People want these things for perceived lifestyle benefits and Stellantis knows they can charge more. . I keep thinking high prices will cause demand destruction, but that has not happened yet. The...
I did the same thing today…. about 9,000 more than my 2020….about 17% more for the same thing. They’re making a ton of money on these things; approaching luxury car prices for something that is far less complex to build. The value proposition is becoming very questionable….especially with...
Road force balance your tires. That fixed the 2 second steering shake I started getting from expansion joints. After that you’ll need to start replacing parts beginning with the steering stabilizer and then the track bar. Very frustrating.
Drove to work in nearly whiteout conditions in Wichita yesterday morning… minus 6F and 45mph winds. Not sure how you folks up north handle this on a regular basis. Sure like the strong heater on the Jeep…heated steering wheel is especially nice!