Are You Having Problems With Your Chrysler?
If your Chrysler has been back to the dealer repeatedly you could be driving a lemon and need legal assistance from a lemon law attorney.
Common Chrysler Complaints or problems reported by Chrysler owners for specific model include but are not limited to;
There have been countless reports from consumers who purchased brand new DaimlerChrysler vehicles with 2.7 liter V6 engines which failed unexpectedly. In these stories, the engine simply seized with low mileage and regular maintenance. When contacting the dealer or the Daimler Chrysler Corporation, the warranty was not accepted and the owner was left with the $4000-$8000 responsibility for a new engine.
Experts believe the engine problems may be due to engine defects or oil sludge build-up that is common in 2.7L vehicles.
Chrysler Brake problems – owners of many Chrysler models have complained about squeaking or squealing noises when braking, a squishy feeling when the brake pedal is depressed or their Chrysler’s brakes just locking up. View Chrysler Technical Service bulletins for Chrysler’s here.
If your Chrysler has problems that fall within any of these or other areas, take it back to the dealer for repairs and make certain to keep a record of all your repairs as you will need these should you pursue a lemon law claim.
.If you have had the problem corrected many times, your car could fall under state lemon law or federal lemon law protection. Read a summary of the lemon laws and how they can help you.
If you are experiencing multiple issues with your Chrysler, you could be driving a lemon. Find out more about the Federal Lemon Law and the Lemon Law in your state. Or submit information concerning your Chrysler’s problem to an attorney in your state to find out if you qualify for the lemon law for your Chrysler.