Forum Discussion
- 2022 Vehicle Math.
Labor shortages (Not so much the manufacturer themselves but the component and parts suppliers)
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Material sourcing issues, commodity prices off the charts
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Electronic components sourced from wherever available and not the usual vendors
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Vehicles built then stored until parts are available, then completed at a later date.
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High demand, out of control pricing (Sellers market)
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Runaway Inflation
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Above normal issues and recalls.
Personally I would not buy a new vehicle at present unless it's an absolute necessity. Cummins12V98 wrote:
Don’t need the smart AZZ head scratcher emoji to “express your opinion”.
THAT is what tripped my trigger. Wife loves the 300 so yes it was fun to drive.
Later
1. Scratching head emoji = questioning something (not smart AZZ)
2. Glad she loves the 300
Peace. Out.- Don’t need the smart AZZ head scratcher emoji to “express your opinion”.
THAT is what tripped my trigger. Wife loves the 300 so yes it was fun to drive.
Later Cummins12V98 wrote:
RetiredRealtorRick wrote:
Cummins12V98 wrote:
RetiredRealtorRick wrote:
Cummins12V98 wrote:
cummins2014 wrote:
bcbouy wrote:
my ram just got a recall,so...
He!! , my 2014 Ram has had about 12 recalls , averaged about 1.5 per year .
They don't bother me one bit! Bottom line they make things right.
If they paid more attention to 'making them right' in the design studios and on the assembly line, there would be far fewer recalls to "make things right" after the retail buyer takes possession of the vehicle. But, I guess if you've got time on your hands and enjoy hanging out at the dealership, recalls can be fun! ;)
No hanging out. I drop off they give me a car free as part of my warranty I drive off in something different so that's fun like the Chrysler 300.
Yup. Nothing more fun than a Chrysler 300! :h
Scratch your head some more. Not wasting my time with you.
Just expressing my own opinion --- just like everyone else on this forum. After 30 years in the car business, believe me, I know cars, and I know exciting cars. Nuff said.RetiredRealtorRick wrote:
Cummins12V98 wrote:
RetiredRealtorRick wrote:
Cummins12V98 wrote:
cummins2014 wrote:
bcbouy wrote:
my ram just got a recall,so...
He!! , my 2014 Ram has had about 12 recalls , averaged about 1.5 per year .
They don't bother me one bit! Bottom line they make things right.
If they paid more attention to 'making them right' in the design studios and on the assembly line, there would be far fewer recalls to "make things right" after the retail buyer takes possession of the vehicle. But, I guess if you've got time on your hands and enjoy hanging out at the dealership, recalls can be fun! ;)
No hanging out. I drop off they give me a car free as part of my warranty I drive off in something different so that's fun like the Chrysler 300.
Yup. Nothing more fun than a Chrysler 300! :h
Scratch your head some more. Not wasting my time with you.- My cousin had $50.000 of recalls on his 1999 Fleetwood MH.
Even after he sold it more were rolling in to him. chevman - Heck, reading so many of the posts from people who have RV issues, that number of recalls would be far more than 47,000. To bad RV manufacturers don’t have recalls that I know of.
- With as high-tech as the vehicles are getting with all the electronic gadgets, high horse power and torque I'm surprised that there aren't more recalls than there is.
Cummins12V98 wrote:
RetiredRealtorRick wrote:
Cummins12V98 wrote:
cummins2014 wrote:
bcbouy wrote:
my ram just got a recall,so...
He!! , my 2014 Ram has had about 12 recalls , averaged about 1.5 per year .
They don't bother me one bit! Bottom line they make things right.
If they paid more attention to 'making them right' in the design studios and on the assembly line, there would be far fewer recalls to "make things right" after the retail buyer takes possession of the vehicle. But, I guess if you've got time on your hands and enjoy hanging out at the dealership, recalls can be fun! ;)
No hanging out. I drop off they give me a car free as part of my warranty I drive off in something different so that's fun like the Chrysler 300.
Yup. Nothing more fun than a Chrysler 300! :h- My selling Ford dealer is 55 miles from me. I only had one recall on last new truck, which didn't seem like a big deal. I called the service manager, who knows me, asked if I can check this transmission line recall myself. He said "not the way it works, but I'd trust you to do this." He still filled out the paperwork, sent in, as though they completed the recall. Ford sent a letter to me, asking if I was satisfied with my recent recall service at this dealership. I sent card back, stating very satisfied.
Jerry
