Report Abuse

Flag a comment for removal

Please use the form below to report a comment to us. We do our best to monitor user comments and we have zero tolerance for profanity, personal attacks and other malicious posts.

Thank you for taking the time to bring this comment to our attention.

Report Abuse

Original Comment I find it hard to believe that the crossfire is the only car without a recall. I have a 2006 crossfire and the convertible and the back window just fell out the glue is not holding up. but yet I am told I can pay a co-pay to get it fixed or replaced. this is a scam to keep it out of the recall category. this is a manufacture defect and should be treated as such. the dealer said right off the top I am not the only one with this problem and sure enough there was another 2006 crossfire in the shop with the same issue. I was told by the repair people that they have done 25 already this year. the 2005 had a problem so they extended the warranty to cover it so that there was no recall. it is time that Chrysler deal with the problem and start the recall. when I pick up my car the first thing I will look at is if the top has been changed to prevent this from happening again if this is so then I know that Chrysler is doing their best to avoid the recall and not putting their customers first. I am not happy that I am paying to get my top fixed due to a manufacture defect. Not only that but the first thing out of the employee was this is what they have been doing charging a co-pay of $500.00 before it was even summited for review. I also called back this number and talked with them again today and expressed my complaint.not sure where this will go but i can hope that it will help get the right thing done on this issue.

Feedback

Your Name

Your Email

Verification