posted 02-25-2005 09:50 AM                  

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Originally posted by MDProwler:
Let's assume a perfect scenario. We file class action lawsuit. Chrysler settles but does not admit fault. Lawyers get $800,000. We each get a check for $1.08.

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You honestly think we would get that much? Sign me up! LOL

posted 02-25-2005 03:39 PM                    

MOO

posted 02-25-2005 06:19 PM                    

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Originally posted by toys:
YEP
I bought four brand new wheels in unopened boxes a few years ago from a prowler owner who had painted silver wheel's and bought chrome wheels but sold his prowler before he had them mounted.

Now bear in mind (BRAND NEW)i never mounted them and kept these wheel's in a climate controlled environment.

Not to long ago i was moving them and while checking them out discovered two of them had already started to get micro blisters and dime sized Blips on them.

You will find that this a sore subject on this site.

TUIB Please when you check your's let me what they look like i'm curious.

Toys

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never used !!
sore... i guess so... this puppy is never going to scab up

posted 02-28-2005 08:39 PM                  

Here's their response...

"Thank you for your recent email to DaimlerChrysler Motors regarding your 1999 Plymouth Prowler.

We suggest that you give your local DaimlerChrysler dealer the opportunity to assist you. Their service personnel have the factory training, equipment and information available to diagnose and correct concerns with DaimlerChrysler vehicles.

Furthermore, your dealer is empowered by DaimlerChrysler to determine the merits of any goodwill policy consideration for repairs beyond the coverage of your manufacturer's warranty.

Thank you again for your email.

Sincerley,

Stacie
Senior Staff Representative
DaimlerChrysler Customer Assistance Center"

I'll get by my local dealer soon (hopefully tomorrow) and see what they say...I'll let you all know their response.

posted 03-01-2005 08:03 AM                  

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Originally posted by Zack:
I sent an e-mail to Chrysler custome relations to ask for myself about their stand on this issue. I've heard about thier responses, but I never asked them myself.

Here's their response...

[B]"Thank you for your recent email to DaimlerChrysler Motors regarding your 1999 Plymouth Prowler.

We suggest that you give your local DaimlerChrysler dealer the opportunity to assist you. Their service personnel have the factory training, equipment and information available to diagnose and correct concerns with DaimlerChrysler vehicles.

Furthermore, your dealer is empowered by DaimlerChrysler to determine the merits of any goodwill policy consideration for repairs beyond the coverage of your manufacturer's warranty.

Thank you again for your email.

Sincerley,

Stacie
Senior Staff Representative
DaimlerChrysler Customer Assistance Center"

I'll get by my local dealer soon (hopefully tomorrow) and see what they say...I'll let you all know their response.

[/B]

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posted 03-02-2005 01:50 AM                  

I thought the fact that my car has low miles and is in great shape would further my cause that this is a defect (I bought it last fall with 4,000 miles with peeling wheels).

He mentioned another local owner who has a high mileage Prowler and said, "He's had alot of work done here...we'd definately replace wheels for him."

I'll see what the district manager says...you never know...but I'm not too optomistic.

posted 03-02-2005 08:33 AM                    

I wonder if the pace car had flakeys on ?

posted 03-02-2005 12:43 PM                    

thats salesman talk for

posted 03-02-2005 01:18 PM                  

I asked how much "wear and tear" a car with 4,000 miles can have on it and told him that I want to talk to the district manager directly.

posted 03-02-2005 01:28 PM                  

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Originally posted by Zack:

Waiting on a call back.....

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posted 03-02-2005 08:02 PM                  

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Originally posted by Zack:
He mentioned another local owner who has a high mileage Prowler and said, "He's had alot of work done here...we'd definately replace wheels for him."

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posted 03-03-2005 04:43 AM                  

Wouldn't work, I already know the other local owner as does the dealer.

Sounded like a good plan anyhow...