Frank
Glenville,#2Consumer Comment
Thu, September 02, 2004
Paul, if you had read the WHOLE article before that unkind remark, you'd have seen that I am aware of the 3/36 warranty, but CHRYSLER TOLD ME that they re-considered their position and extended their policy in the SAME model year that my vehicle was built and sold, but would not include my vehicle. Does that not sound a little fishy to you?? It did to me. That's part of the problem that I have with them at the moment. This is not an idle complaint...I PURCAHSED this vehicle of my own volition. I LIKE this vehicle. This problem should NOT have happened. Now that it has, as a 'builder" of cars, Chrysler should have stepped up. Simple courtesy. My other point being: even if they did not tell me about the shift in their warranty coverage, the transmission that THEY built should NOT be imploding at 50,000 miles. Plain and simple. If you have never owned a vehicle, I can fully understand your beef with my complaint, as would appear frivolous to you. However, if you are one of the rest of the population walking the planet that has paid for vehicles with money earned by working, you might tend to agree that the mere PRICE TAG asked by them for this vehicle should have come into play and resulted in a decision to offer me at least SOME kind of assistance.
Paul
Bartlet,#3Consumer Comment
Wed, September 01, 2004
You may want to consider a lawsuit against whatever school system(s) gave you the impression the 50,000 is a smaller number than 36,000.