I have new rust bubbles forming in the paint on the opposite side of where they occured already. This is an extremely well maintained, washed, cleaned, dried, and waxed car that is less than six years old.
At best (to new buyers) all I can say is good luck you're rolling the dice on a KNOWN problem that causes SERIOUS, COSTLY, and TIME CONSUMING damage to repair.
After a twenty year divorce from Dodge The Challenger is what brought me back to Mother Mopar after I swore I would never buy from them again. The quality in the 80's/90's was so bad I said never again. But then the challenger came out (oh my gosh look at that gorgeous car) WOW!!!...the Honeymoon has been great but real life rears it's ugly head as usual.
If it was just my car rusting out from the inside I would say tough luck amigo hope it gets fixed up. BUUUUT numerous owners are now reporting this...it's a systemic problem that I suspect MANY owners will unfortunately get to experience.
Based on all that I just can't in good faith recommend the challenger to anyone considering buying one, or will at least give them a big warning
:crying:
At best (to new buyers) all I can say is good luck you're rolling the dice on a KNOWN problem that causes SERIOUS, COSTLY, and TIME CONSUMING damage to repair.
After a twenty year divorce from Dodge The Challenger is what brought me back to Mother Mopar after I swore I would never buy from them again. The quality in the 80's/90's was so bad I said never again. But then the challenger came out (oh my gosh look at that gorgeous car) WOW!!!...the Honeymoon has been great but real life rears it's ugly head as usual.
If it was just my car rusting out from the inside I would say tough luck amigo hope it gets fixed up. BUUUUT numerous owners are now reporting this...it's a systemic problem that I suspect MANY owners will unfortunately get to experience.
Based on all that I just can't in good faith recommend the challenger to anyone considering buying one, or will at least give them a big warning
:crying: