Well, that didn’t last long.
Driving to get ceramic coating and the temp warning comes on 3 miles from home.
I opened the hood and there appears to be a shredded belt in the engine. (See pics).
I called roadside assistance 40 minutes ago and again 20 minutes ago and they still don’t have a plan for me. They say they need to make sure the local dealer has room for the car and they haven’t been able to secure an answer yet.
Mine is sitting in Brampton and I don’t expect to see it before July 5th. Tell them to take mine, you just have to buy me a beer 🍺 You at least have the rest of your car, you should get to enjoy it. All kidding aside that is actually a good idea....but I know it would never happen.
Oh s**t! I thought I just got a serious upgrade!
Damn.
Hey, thanks I definitely got a chuckle from your comments and I’ll buy you a beer no matter what.
Well, the squeaky wheel got some grease.
I went on a mission last night to get the attention of someone higher up at Dodge/SRT/Stellantis.
I sent LinkedIn messages to two people: the head of marketing and communications of FCA and the product communications director of Dodge//SRT. At least that’s what their LinkedIn profiles say.
I also took a shot at emailing Tim Kuniskis (CEO of Stellantis). I wasn’t sure it was him but I thought “what the hell”.
This afternoon I see a call coming in from Michigan. Well, low and behold it’s a representative calling on behalf of Tim Kiniskis.
“Mr Kiniskis” received my email and wanted to reach out to me and let me know that he is very sorry about my situation and will pursue a solution as soon as possible.
We had a good conversation that lasted about 15 minutes. He said he’ll try to get the dealership to get me a car but in the meantime rent whatever I want and he’ll reimburse me.
I received a follow up email after we hung up and he said he’ll contact me next week to review what he has done.
I am so impressed that someone actually called me, didn’t just send a PM or email, but actually made a call to an upset customer. On a SATURDAY no less. That’s all I wanted - someone at Dodge to say they care, mean it and try to do something about it. Even if it means still having to wait till early July at least someone tried.
Well, the squeaky wheel got some grease.
I went on a mission last night to get the attention of someone higher up at Dodge/SRT/Stellantis.
I sent LinkedIn messages to two people: the head of marketing and communications of FCA and the product communications director of Dodge//SRT. At least that’s what their LinkedIn profiles say.
I also took a shot at emailing Tim Kuniskis (CEO of Stellantis). I wasn’t sure it was him but I thought “what the hell”.
This afternoon I see a call coming in from Michigan. Well, low and behold it’s a representative calling on behalf of Tim Kiniskis.
“Mr Kiniskis” received my email and wanted to reach out to me and let me know that he is very sorry about my situation and will pursue a solution as soon as possible.
We had a good conversation that lasted about 15 minutes. He said he’ll try to get the dealership to get me a car but in the meantime rent whatever I want and he’ll reimburse me.
I received a follow up email after we hung up and he said he’ll contact me next week to review what he has done.
I am so impressed that someone actually called me, didn’t just send a PM or email, but actually made a call to an upset customer. On a SATURDAY no less. That’s all I wanted - someone at Dodge to say they care, mean it and try to do something about it. Even if it means still having to wait till early July at least someone tried.
Thanks for the link! That is some good info, I didn’t see that thread when I searched last week.
I guess defects happen but these guys were racing their cars, I was pretty much babying mine.
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