This is a serious safety issue that Dodge will not recognize or even discuss. Getting the window back up is a matter of finessing the "up" switch every which way, multiple attempts required. Very distracting, especially so after going through a tool booth after dark and it's 15 degrees. You can't stop and F with it, you have to do it on the move. It can take as long as five minutes to get it back up.
They will do anything to save seventeen cents per car, who cares if it makes it unsafe for the owner. Certainly not Dodge - they have absolutely no shame, and no pride...
I wrote to the MI Attorney General about this, and they responded "We have written to this manufacturer twice and have not received a response". The car companies are like a bunch of bedwetters hiding from Momma, it's criminal that they have no responsibility for their shoddy work. We pay, we die, they keep doing what they do. It disappoints that even the AG's "Consumer Protection Division" has no teeth.
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This is a serious safety issue that Dodge will not recognize or even discuss. Getting the window back up is a matter of finessing the "up" switch every which way, multiple attempts required. Very distracting, especially so after going through a tool booth after dark and it's 15 degrees. You can't stop and F with it, you have to do it on the move. It can take as long as five minutes to get it back up.
They will do anything to save seventeen cents per car, who cares if it makes it unsafe for the owner. Certainly not Dodge - they have absolutely no shame, and no pride...
I wrote to the MI Attorney General about this, and they responded "We have written to this manufacturer twice and have not received a response". The car companies are like a bunch of bedwetters hiding from Momma, it's criminal that they have no responsibility for their shoddy work. We pay, we die, they keep doing what they do. It disappoints that even the AG's "Consumer Protection Division" has no teeth.
- Ned C., Three Rivers, US