Yeah, that is weird, but I guess considering that they are all just electronic switches, they have the freedom to do this. (If it is true)Mike V. said:Really? Going The Knob(c) in the Durango instead of the lever like the Jeep?
Wow!
Mike
Nope, sadly not the only one to see itMr.Source said:Wow ! ! So I wasnt the only crazy one who saw and still sees that defect, of course you are right, and I have been fighting for it, the answer I got was that nobody will see it !
Yes! Another vehicle that has this tooMike V. said:Just like on the Challenger... Why are dealers not adjusting the trunk lids prior to delivery.
Mike
Like the sides of the crosshair on the Dart?sebring96hbg said:On the front clip, the crosshair appears to float and the vertical element of the crosshair tapers from top to bottom.
But they don't. I'd suggest that the large majority of the workers who do this, just take all the plastic, tags, etc off the vehicles, run them through the car wash and voila! "prep" complete.Mike V. said:Dealers are supposed to fix this. I can understand it somewhat as the vehicle bounces around in transport... Stupid dealers don't care though.
Interesting, almost Jaguar style then (horizontal) as opposed to Ram style (vertical)?oh2o said:I was surprised Dodge went with this for the Durango, especially since it replaces the shifter in the same location (not saving any console room).
Agreed 1000%oh2o said:How unfortunate that the same design team was not in charge of the new Cherokee...