The serpentine belt on our 1999 Dodge Grand Caravan has slipped off several times. Visit carsurvey.org and you'll see that many other Dodge owners are experiencing the same problem regularly. Some are getting stuck in the freezing snow as a result. We've had other problems, such as a burned out computer board owed to a short in the driver's side seat. And the driver's side power window will not function. We will not buy another Chrysler vehicle. Furthermore, as a journalist, it's interesting to note that Dodge has not taken responsibility for all the glitches in the Caravan and issued additional recalls. I'd have much more respect for the company if they did. We've only had one recall, and that was for a clock spring in the steering wheel.

- Panama City, FL, USA

Consumer took vehicle to jack ellis Dodge in glendale, California for recall repair of the clock spring, D17. Consumer had been having problem with passenger front window not rolling down or up sometimes. Consumer had this problem 3 months prior to recall repair. Consumer asked dealer if this may be related to recall repair, and dealer checked it and said he was not sure if it was related. Manufacturer said it could be a part of the clock spring problem. Consumer says that when air conditioner was on power window worked, but when it was off window will not work. Dealer told consumer that motor for window was on its way out, and repair would cost $500. Consumer believed that problem was related to clock spring. Consumer marked door panel to see if dealer would take panel off to check motor, and said that door panel was not removed to check motor.

- Glendale, CA, USA

Motor for the passenger's side window door was defective. Dealer done a thorough process to isolate the problem, and will replace the motor. Manufacturer did not cooperate.

- Brookings, OR, USA