"Jim Carter" wrote

The business is just about gone now, so I'm not sure if my observations
are still valid.

Nope. Unless you buy the super heavy duty Dodge Diesel truck, or what ever
the expensive Dodge calls itself, it has not been that way for years. Why
do you suppose that Chrysler-Dodge had to be bought out? It's quality was
crap, and their stuff is junk.

Want a real Eye-Opener? Go over and read the Dodge usenet group for a
while. I started after my Dodge minivan that my wife had to have, failed
its second window motor in just over 30,000 miles, and we never even use the
things. The answerer was, Oh, they are so weak that sometimes if they have
not been used for a while, they don't have enough power to "un-stick" the
window. Gads. I won't even start on the weak suspension that a friend of
mine's Durango has had!
--
Jim in NC