On Nov. 16, 2011 our 2007 Dodge Durango caught on fire while my husband was driving home on I-95. Initially the driver seat became extremely hot and 15-20 minutes later the vehicle was on fire. We made sure that all of the maintenance was kept up-to-date on the vehicle and there were no warning signs. Once my husband exited the entire vehicle was engulfed in flames. We have searched the internet for any recalls for 2007 Dodge Durango and at this present time there are none.

- Aberdeen, MD, USA

On February 27, 2010 we, the owners, were detailing our 2007 Dodge Durango. In order to fully detail the vehicle we opted to remove the seats in order to shampoo the carpets. In removing the bolts below the middle seat with a ratchet, two of the bolt heads below the middle seat snapped off. This concerns me deeply that the little bit of man power exerted into removing the bolts is a fraction of the power exerted in a vehicle accident. These bolts would have been easily snapped off in the event of a vehicle accident. This problem does need to be addressed in some way, shape or form. I have two children who sit in the middle seat of this vehicle 100% of the time and I should not have to wonder if, god forbid a vehicle accident occurs, that the middle seat, or any of the seats in my car for that matter, are going to stay in place because of the bolts securing them down. Please address this issue immediately.

- Belgrade, MT, USA

I have a 2007 Dodge and the seats are defected. They stain even with water. I have taken it to the dealer ship several time and finally we have came to a resolution. I will have them replaced with leather and be done with this problem but the seats are going to stain and there's noting no one can do to get them out.

- Walnut Cove, NC, USA