Chrysler admits to problem with fuel tank and explosions but claims they don't have the part available. So meanwhile, drive around in a car that if rear ended you could burn to death because they don't have the part. Does this make sense to anyone? My son is at college driving this car. Chrysler has no idea when they will have this part and even then it's not completely effective.
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Chrysler admits to problem with fuel tank and explosions but claims they don't have the part available. So meanwhile, drive around in a car that if rear ended you could burn to death because they don't have the part. Does this make sense to anyone? My son is at college driving this car. Chrysler has no idea when they will have this part and even then it's not completely effective.
- Diane E., Ocean City, NJ, US