Have you tried asking your parents to just buy you that turbo porsche cayenne yet? That would probably be the easiest fix

 

LOL at like a dozen different things in this thread.

I enjoy not having to be the "bad guy" or "sane one" or "logical Larry", etc.

BTW, Range Rovers are year over year rated at D+ on the average of service to value BTW.



IndyDurango

 

Listen all of you haters my parents dont support me I own my own business and make my own money so stop hating. The dodge is a piece of crap and so was the range rover so maybe I will go get the Cayenne Turbo or X5M. I post a thread about how bad my experience has been and everyone jumps down my throat. As for the tech that says he knows my type you don't know me so don't make allegations like that. I have been extremely nice to everyone. The techs at the dealer that I bought the car have already told me there is an issue that they don't know how to fix and seems to be an engineering issue. So if you are such a high level tech what is your answer to all of my issues would love to hear them.

 

Your attitude here, then, doesn't match the one you describe with the dealer. Ain't even close. If the techs cannot solve the issue, you have other dealers from which to choose. You need to document everything and press forward until your issue is solved.

You won't get far ripping the Durango 'round these parts. This is a forum to share ideas and solve issues. No vehicle is perfect. Take it like a man and be a man.

 

SO from what i see here, you wanted a new ride that was the closest to your range rover, which you thought sucked as well. So it seems that you opinion of SUVs tends to suck in the first place.

IMO, your just here trollin' anyway. Try harder next time.

 

ok guys this has gone far enough, it seems like the OP has an attitude problem and doesnt know how to deal with dealerships and doesnt think before acting but we need to bring this thread back to a less aggressive feeling.

that said OP, your lawsuit is almost 100% going to be thrown out since as you said there was a shake in it when you test drove it and it was noted on the records, you should have asked for a different vehicle but you didnt.

There is also the fact that you can take the truck to ANY dodge dealership and they will look at it under warranty for you, why didnt you try that? not all dealerships are bad, but you only hear about the bad ones.

 

Why can't we all just get along. Sincerely, Rodney King

 

Wow that is bad. I almost bought an RT yesterday but eneded up with the Crew and a Hemi. I have found that the best way to get their attention is to enter their company and email then review them on a site like friendcommended.com share it with your friends and let them see the reviews. When they see this kind of stuff they start reacting. Its important that you enter their email that way they will get notified that a review was written.

Good luck.

 

never mind for now...

 

No they don't. Places like that have about as much merit as a blogger's web page....NONE. Anyone can post anything they want on the internet without having any facts to back it up. It happens on the net all day long every day. BBB and Chrysler CSI numbers are what they react to. In this case they'll probably take the CSI hit and concentrate on the civil customers' CSI scores to keep their overall score up.