Pay attention to all recall letters!

[Bob Denman]

Sure they do. In fact I hear Chrysler, along with John Deere, is trying to get legislation passed stating only Chrysler can do maintenance on their vehicles. Seems they are the only ones that can do it right. Same with John Deere. :roflblack::roflblack::roflblack: Correct me if I am wrong about this.

If there is "legislation" involved; I would have thought that something might pop up ont he radar about it... :dontknow:

 

[blacklightning]

A Star is Born!

Not really. I just got through being filmed for a news story about the air bag being deployed. It was by WRAL 5 on your side. They are getting involved after I picked my vehicle back up from the dealership with no offer to fix the vehicle or to purchase the vehicle, or to get me a loaner. Time will tell whether things get better. I will keep you guys up to date. Hopefully I will have good news for the little guy.

 

[jcthorne]

Not really. I just got through being filmed for a news story about the air bag being deployed. It was by WRAL 5 on your side. They are getting involved after I picked my vehicle back up from the dealership with no offer to fix the vehicle or to purchase the vehicle, or to get me a loaner. Time will tell whether things get better. I will keep you guys up to date. Hopefully I will have good news for the little guy.

Were they able to fix your deployed air bag? If not, you should not have accepted the vehicle until repaired. Once a vehicle goes in for repair under a recall and is out of service, the dealer/OEM has 60 days to repair and get it back to you or buy it back under federal law. The vehicle is not safe to drive with the expended air bag in the car.Glad to hear the tv station is involved but you need to file a formal complaint with the NHTSA. Things do get handled pretty quick in recall refusal cases.