Chrysler says that the government's data is incomplete and that their proposed recall of approximately 2.7 million Jeep Grand Cherokee and Jeep Liberty SUVs is flawed.
I cannot see how this is a good move on their part.
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Chrysler says that the government's data is incomplete and that their proposed recall of approximately 2.7 million Jeep Grand Cherokee and Jeep Liberty SUVs is flawed.
I cannot see how this is a good move on their part.
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In reply to Chrysler refuses NHTSA recall of 2.7 million Jeeps by Aaron Turpen
I understand that they are facing a massive recall but still...there seems to have been a lesson to be learned from Toyota's recall issues.
They make a good case
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In reply to I cannot see how this is a good move on their part. by Patrick Rall
in their white paper, but headlines like mine will be what rule the day. Bad PR no matter how they do it.
They had better have one hell of a case...
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In reply to They make a good case by Aaron Turpen
because all the average consumer is going to see (no matter what the story reads) is "Chrysler wont recall cars that the government found unsafe".
I expect that if this doesnt pan out, they will resort to "old chrysler" excuses.
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The 2013 Encore joins other Buicks in receiving perfect scores from both crash testing agencies, keeping Buick in the top handful of automakers to achieve perfect scores across its model lineup.
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