athous
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- First Name
- JOhn
- Joined
- Oct 1, 2020
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- Location
- Rancho Cucamonga
- Vehicle(s)
- 2021 Gladiator Mojave
- Occupation
- IT
no that is not typical at all.2 days is entirely too long to boot.My local dealer said they need to take the car for couple days to get it assessed.
They'll determine if steering needs resolved. And if not there's a $200 fee.
Is that typical?
Thanks
thankfully I haven’t had any issues yet with my Mojave’s Sans a broken window from a rock on the highway. However the dealers in so cal are the worst ever. Back in the day I owned a grand cherokee that I loved. when I went to get a new one the dealer was the most dishonest place I’d ever seen. It left such a bad taste in my mouth I swore off all dodge an Jeep vehicles for 12 years. Sadly the buying experience with my current Mojave wasn’t much better and had to drive 2 hours away to get one that wasn’t marked up over Msrp or had ceramic coating, alarm and vin etching. Which is a huge scam. i don’t know what it is about Jeep and dodge but the dealerships around here that sell them are absolutely awful. Seriously I visited 6 dealerships to finally get my Jeep. Everyone of them was dishonest and complete garbage. I believe fiat Chrysler would be the number one sales in front of ford and Chevy if their dealerships were better.
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