has anyone sued chrysler?

[rentalrick]

im taking them to small claims. anyone done this or know of resources?

[digimon]

I myself have not sued them but you may find this web sight a real eye openner I sure did, I just now finished reading it and thought of your post. Check it out http://www.lemonaidcars.com/chrysler.htm I have only owned my used 96 Town & Country for short time 1 1/2 months and it has been in the garage for repairs 4 times. I really thought that I was getting a "High End" van when I brought this thing. If not for the "automotiveforums" I may still be tring to get it fixed because the trany shop that the dealer took it to could not figger it out and gave it back to me sayimg that it was fixed when it wasn't. I had to tell them what to fix and I am not a trany person. So far they have replaced a cracked flywheel and the two speed sensers on to trany. I can only thank God that I found these things out before my thrity day - 1000 mile warrantee ran out. But now I can only hope for the best and pray that nothing else happens. I had owned a Dodge Caravan "1988" that gave me great service for 10 of the 12 years that I owned it. Except for the blinding smoke that it produced in it later years (3.0 ). So I figgered that the T & C would only be better. After reading from the web sight above I have become a very nervous driver. :22yikes:
Ride on, digimon

[rentalrick]

anyone driving these minivans are gamblers.
game of choice; russian roulette.

at 35000 miles i need a $3k+ transmission job. the chrysler reman'ds
are in such demand one cant be had for 4 weeks. the dealership
has 8 men full time working on nothing but ac and transmissions.

ive progressed from gambler to SUCKER.

unload if you can.

good luck everyone, play on.

[digimon]

Another sight to check http://www.autosafety.org/article.php?did=537&scid=98 Click on "Lemon Lawsuits" for
attorneys specializing in lemon law It's about half way down the page. Rode On, digimon