Dodge has a recall for windshield wiper failure on some Ram pickups. The recall involves replacing the wiper motor in certain trucks with a new style motor that is insulated from moisture which will cause the motor to fail and potential accidents due to loss of vision in a rain storm. My 2004 Ram 3500 has trouble with the wiper motor as well. At this point it has not failed; however, the intermittent wiper setting is screwy as it will sometimes wipe two or three times in a row, then pause and repeat. Sometimes it will not come on in intermittent mode, only when turned full on. At other times when turned off the wipers will not park properly, remaining up on the windshield. I feel Dodge should go good for all such problems where there is a potential safety hazard.

We bought a truck from Team Douche about 4 years ago. The loan is now upside down because the truck isn't worth what we paid for it. Our fault for letting them scam us. When the drive shaft broke, we asked them to order us one. They told us they did not carry them anymore and they were discontinued. The truck is a 2004. I insisted that they find the part for me, and finally talked to a polite person, Jay, who told me he could get the part in. They ordered the part, and said it was compatable. We had a mechanic put it in and it drove fine for a week. Then it broke, the drive shaft bent and damaged the transmission. I called and talked to one of their salesman and told him the problem, and his reply was, "So what?" I got angry with him and finally got a manager on the phone. The manager said that they were not responsible because we had the wrong part put in the truck. So we had to take the truck to a transmission place, had to have the transmission rebuilt, replace the driveshaft, and the u-joints at $1900. So now we own a piece of *** Team Douche truck that's not worth the money we owe or have put into it.

I was very disappointed with the sales managers at this dealership. They were very condescending, not very helpful, and arrogant. I hate that I have to make a point of this, but I am a young female and all the sales managers were male. I thought that sort of male chauvinism was behind us. I guess not. My family and I had been a loyal Chrylser customers for years, but this dealership has definitely ended that loyalty. They only help you if they see making a quick buck from you right away. They don't care about you when you need help. So beware and don't ever do business with this dealership. They are located on Rt.4 in Paramus, NJ.

Read this information about Chrysler cars. I will never buy another Dodge or Chrysler vehicle. The Federal Government bailed this company out of deception. Here is a link I found. http://www.daimlerchryslervehicleproblems.com/
When it rains water leaks inside of my vehicle. One day I had half a buckle of water inside my car. There are over 50, 000 Dodge Neons with this problem. Chrysler sent me an email saying they will not repair. It seems like some government officials are in bed with Chrysler. If you are have a Dodge Neon and are having the same problem. Visit there website and send an email: https://www.chryslergroupllc.com/contact_us/form
http://www.topix.com/forum/autos/dodge-neon/TUCOIU83FQP6HB7I5

If you can buy another vehicle and trade this one in. Do your research before purchasing. Research the loan company, the dealer, the car maker, and any recalls are the year the car in question was made. Ask for the dealer to show you a car fax report. A history of the car you would like to buy. If they are a reputable company. They will comply. If not, move on.

I purchased my wife's car 2006 Dodge Charger. On a trip we had problems with the vehicle so we took it to a dealer and they fixed the problems and since it was included in the warranty it was fine, but we had to travel back so they were not able to fix all the problems. We got back to our home and I took the car to another dealer in the area and they said the warranty is expired. They told me the car was built in June 2005, I have no idea why the car is called a 2006, and even if they did that they should have the warranty placed to include the extra time or warranty start upon purchase, not when it was built. Technically you lose 6 months on the warranty before you even drive off the lot.