Again, chrysler used cheap material for this overpriced car. Anyone else out there have faded plastic trim? There are 2 strips that are on each side of the windshield. Mine are gray already /faded from the sun. Shouldn't that be covered on the bumper to bumper 3yr warranty? It's pathetic that they charge so much money for a cheaply made car. The car has 15k on it and only been titlled for 2 years.

 

i've already had tires changed, tie rods, an air bag, a bunch of connectors for the air bag, auto window modules, fog light, and i think i'm missing a couple things

 

clean the wax off of them.

 

t'aint wax...cheap plastic...so much for german technology

the bumpers on the ram fade too, so does the plastic around the tail lights.

 

get some color back for plastic trim and protect them better.

 

That's American technology boss. Haha

 

right now car is under the 3 yr warranty...going to make mopar replace them. just sad that on a car that costs this much that they couldn't use better material. just noticed that the car door panel has a nice crack in it...cheap cheap cheap. how sad. mechanically it's doing alright it's just annoying that they cut costs on the plastic.

maybe i was wrong to think that a car that costs $36k or more would have a little quality built in it...

 

youshould have spent$37k to get the good plastic.

personally, i think it is the environment and abuse, not cheap material.

 

thanks everyone..i will stop my bitching now about the poor manufacturing of the magnums. i do love the car, just a bummed with the little things having problems.

at least my 73 Charger was built like a s*** brick house. Still runs today...35 years later.. original 400 cid motor/tranny and interrior all good. starts on the first crank.

have a 76 lincoln too. 460 cid, engine is as tight as a drum...no leaks and the quality of the build is unbelievably awesome.

 

thats because the plastic parts are Chinese