I had an appointment with Chrysler in Little Rock Arkansas to get the car checked for recall problems that were noted online on the Chrysler website, but had never been fixed on the car, and to have the brakes checked due to sever vibration when I stepped on the brake paddle. They told me there were no recall items for the car, and it would cost me $115 to inspect the brakes. So I took it to Sears and found out there are several dangerous problems with the car, not to mention the other not so dangerous problems. No one wants to check the car for recall problems, and I have to pay to have the steering problem fixed by myself.
IT'S ME AGAIN.... before I even got the replacement engine in my 01 Sebring, I was informed by my mechanic that the wheel bearings on my '05 were bad... took it to the Chrysler dealer.... OH! SORRY..... NO WARRANTY......8000 kms over... I think I'll call Stephen Fienberg and advise NO BUY on this piece of #$%# company....
- Lindsay R.,
Fredericton, NB, Canada
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I had an appointment with Chrysler in Little Rock Arkansas to get the car checked for recall problems that were noted online on the Chrysler website, but had never been fixed on the car, and to have the brakes checked due to sever vibration when I stepped on the brake paddle. They told me there were no recall items for the car, and it would cost me $115 to inspect the brakes. So I took it to Sears and found out there are several dangerous problems with the car, not to mention the other not so dangerous problems. No one wants to check the car for recall problems, and I have to pay to have the steering problem fixed by myself.
- vking, Paragould, AR, US