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CarComplaints.com Notes: The 2007 Dodge Caliber has all kinds of suspension problems at relatively low mileage: typically 40-50,000 miles.
The most commonly reported problems are with ball joints & control arms going bad. Tie rods & leaking struts are also reported failing in the same mileage range.
Unfortunately all the suspension problems means some owners only find out after they notice their tires are ruined.
We've given the 2007 Caliber our worst rating because these problems happen at such low mileage, & it involves a wide range of apparently defective parts. With most other cars, major suspension work is pretty rare under 50,000 miles.
9.0
really awful- Typical Repair Cost:
- $3,040
- Average Mileage:
- 92,900 miles
- Total Complaints:
- 16 complaints
Most Common Solutions:
- replace the transmission (9 reports)
- not sure (5 reports)
- replace/rebuild transmission (1 reports)
- transmission replacement at 56018 miles (1 reports)
transmission problem
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A D V E R T I S E M E N T S
Bought Caliber in 2007 because of the Lifetime Powertrain Warranty. Though I asked for LPW docs, I was told I did not need them and was never told about 5 yr inspection requirement. At different dealer for service in 2012 and was informed I needed 5 yr inspection. It was done at that time, but I was never informed of the requirement of another inspection in another 5 years. I continued to use same dealer, but because it was not brought in for service at time of 10 yr inspection we were never told of the need.
Now because we missed an inspection we were not aware of Chrysler will not honor the warranty. Even when asked the salesman refused to provide me with warranty information and it was NOT in the warranty booklet. It is available on the web site. I do not doubt that dealers were told not to provide customers with the necessary information so money would be saved in the future. Had I been informed about the requirement in the first place it would have been done as our car has been well maintained for the last 13 years. Chrysler, like many of the major corporations make their offers sound so great for the consumer, but in the small print they make sure most consumers are unable to take advantage of their generosity.
- Steven B., Jacksonville, FL, US