This has some double edged sword possibilities....

The SRTs are cut out of the deal and that kinda sucks. But what if I go get a new wrangler rubicon and want to put a lift kit on it, or do other mods? Its a given that a wrangler is gonna get tweaked pretty much right away; versatility and after market support aresome of the main selling points. Is all that gonna void the warranty, or will I have to check with Jeep to see if its an approved accessory before I buy it?

 

It'll be interesting to read the fine print in the warranty.....I'm sure most mods will be a no-no.............

Dusty

 

Apparently diesels aren't covered either...man that's a bummer.

 

Yea i think mods will be a no-no. But if it isnt nothing major you can always install the stock stuff back if it was something major you needed fixed. Alot of work i know but depends on how bad you wanna mod.

 

Does anyone know if the Crossfire will be covered in the powertrain warranty?

 

I thought they werent producing the Crossfire anymore as of this summer?

Edit: Heres the article I read a few months back...

http://www.leftlanenews.com/report-c...is-summer.html

 

True, but the first post indicates that 'most 2006, 2007 and 2008' models will be covered. It'sstill 07 and it should fall into the coverage. Would be nice to have Chrysler cover the tranny with this warrantybecause that would give out first in the Crossfire imo