K2500Z71
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- First Name
- Eric
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- Sep 10, 2018
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- Location
- Upstate NY
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- 2016 JKR
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Word to the wise. Inspect your Jeep carefully at delivery and reject delivery until you have it in writing that any cosmetic flaws are documented and will be addressed. I was in a hurry on the day I picked mine up and now have a hassle on my hands.
My dealer is having to fight with FCA to get two minor flaws (one on the passenger seat, one on the silver plastic part of the steering wheel) addressed.
I mentioned them to my salesperson the day after delivery and he said no problem, just bring it back when you have a chance.
FCA made them take pictures and denied the claim saying they weren’t manufacturing defects, which is probably true... both look like sloppy handling damage.
I’ve never had this issue with other brands I’ve purchased recently (GM, Mercedes, Toyota). I had a seat cover in my Corvette replaced six months after I bought it due to a loose stitch and didn’t have a hassle at all.
My dealer is appealing the decision but save yourself the hassle and inspect your vehicle VERY carefully at deliver as it appears FCA is pinching pennies when it comes to taking care of their customers.
My dealer is having to fight with FCA to get two minor flaws (one on the passenger seat, one on the silver plastic part of the steering wheel) addressed.
I mentioned them to my salesperson the day after delivery and he said no problem, just bring it back when you have a chance.
FCA made them take pictures and denied the claim saying they weren’t manufacturing defects, which is probably true... both look like sloppy handling damage.
I’ve never had this issue with other brands I’ve purchased recently (GM, Mercedes, Toyota). I had a seat cover in my Corvette replaced six months after I bought it due to a loose stitch and didn’t have a hassle at all.
My dealer is appealing the decision but save yourself the hassle and inspect your vehicle VERY carefully at deliver as it appears FCA is pinching pennies when it comes to taking care of their customers.
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