wemay
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At about 8:40 in the video he goes over something I can't believe is an intended design.
Leased Dodge Daytona EV customer shares his negatve experience. He also owns a Durango Hemi.
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wemay
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I'm mystified by that seat situation.
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Not surprising.
Even the almighty Volvo (known for reliability and dependability) is experiencing similar issues.
https://insideevs.com/news/765981/consumer-reports-volvo-ex90-issues/
Even the almighty Volvo (known for reliability and dependability) is experiencing similar issues.
https://insideevs.com/news/765981/consumer-reports-volvo-ex90-issues/
harbor
Site Donor 2025
Total nightmare!
Contact Dodge Cares and send letters to CEO Filosi and Tim Kuniskis.
This is a lemon law vehicle for sure.
Contact Dodge Cares and send letters to CEO Filosi and Tim Kuniskis.
This is a lemon law vehicle for sure.
wemay
Site Donor 2023
Every Dodge content creator is now airing this video. Let's see if there's a "fix".
Even the stitching on the seat looks like dog poo. I would not be a happy camper with that car.
wemay
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...and I even overlooked that.
I cannot think of a worst carmaker to try their first EV. That includes Land Rover.
oh wow a Chrysler/Dodge vehicle WITH electrical problems?! color me surprised! /sarcasm.. Anyone here remember the Dodge Neon electrical fires in the ignition column of the 90s? That company hasn't been able to do anything correct with electrical for years.. but hey let's make a seat that's electrically messed up too..
How that company stays in business is beyond me.. oh wait it's been bought out, how many times?!
How that company stays in business is beyond me.. oh wait it's been bought out, how many times?!
Too bad we've arrived at a place where you have to completely audit a car before buying. It. Can't say that I would have even bothered looking for an internal trunk release, because I guess I just assume there's going to be one. The lack of one is just unacceptable. I hope I don't have to buy too many more cars in my lifetime, because I won't be buying one with electrical door latches, and it seems to be becoming more common. In my opinion, that's a completely avoidable point of failure. I expect an electrical trunk release...that's a pretty widespread feature, but to not include a button in the cabin? Fail. I'm thankful to Kia that they were thoughtful enough to install a cable-operated and electrically operated trunk release on my car, something Dodge should have thought about. Don't even know how to explain a door so poorly installed that it rubs on the door frame. That's Yugo GV kind of stuff. Glad you leased this POS. Resale value won't be pretty with the quality problems they're having.
