Jeep
TINA.org investigated the marketing for three Stellantis automotive brands, including Jeep, and found that each deceptively advertised vehicles as “built” and/or “made” in the U.S. when they are actually assembled in the U.S. using a significant amount of imported parts. To read more about that investigation, click here.
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Lifetime Limited Powertrain Warranty for Chrysler, Dodge, and Jeep Vehicles
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Lifetime Limited Powertrain Warranties from FCA
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EcoDiesel Vehicles
October 2018: The Cox and Lucas cases were transferred to the multidistrict litigation in California to be heard with the other similar cases. (MDL No. 2777) September 2018: Two more…