Raspy

I don't understand how this is Chrysler's fault. The window sticker clearly says "600" on it and all trucks come with window stickers on them. If there was no sticker on the truck the dealer should have produced it during the sale, that's the normal way to get the mfr's suggested price and the options.

Wetspirit

TomW

Easy to say when you've seen one. But what if you haven't seen those stickers, and the dealer states it is a 600?

txhawg

The dealer is the one who prints the sticker. I agree that if you know what you are looking for, you need to make sure that is what you buy. If I go out for a chocolate bar, and buy a white chocolate bar because somebody told me it's chocolate, who's fault is that? Oh, yeah, I thought the white on the label was a mistake. That makes it the store's fault, the mfg'rs fault, and I can probably find something to blame you for. Can I sue Hershey's for me being stupid?

All dealers are dishonest. Everyone knows that. You knew that when you went shopping for a truck. Suing DC will only hurt those of us who will buy their products in the future, because you will lose, and they will spend tens of thousands defending themselves against your ignorance. You don't really think they will just eat those costs, do you? NO! They will raise the cost of their products as insurance against idiots who don't read the sticker before they buy a vehicle. Man, when I spend that amount of money, I do my homework, trust nobody, and READ THE FREAKY STICKER! By the way, the sticker has the price on there too. Did you not know the price of the vehicle you were buying?

It is people like you who are driving this country into the ground. Everything is somebody else's fault. People need to take responsibility for their own actions.

HOHN

Caveat emptor......

You spends your money, you takes your chances..

JLH

kingston

It's actually possible that you do not understand because you did not read carefully enough. The claim is sound. So either it could be explained better, or you could read more carefully, or you feign to not understanding for some other reason. Basically, any argument that begins with... you can't trust the people you buy stuff from because they all are lyeing crooks, yada, yada, yada, and you are all on your own in this world yada, yada, yada is flawed as it ignores numerous mechanisms that serve to even the playing field in our society. You see some of us understand that we all have a certain obligation to treat one another fairly and in many cases, especially in those cases where one party generally has the upper hand, the law dictates what those obligations are and what to do when they are not met. If the law were successful, it would keep those with the upper hand on their toes, deterring them from taking advantage of others. Luckily there is a backup system in place, litigation... If you are antisocial, a libertarian, a recluse, anarchist, or of some other persusasion that idiologically/or psychologically prevents you from participating in contemporary society, it may be hard for you to understand the position outlined in the above posts. There are a lot of bad arguments out there, but this is not one of them. I'm not apt to sue, I've never sued before. Actually, I grew up on a farm in the midwest where most folks know most folks and communities are too small for people to get away with screwing folks over, but since moving to the big city things are a bit different and sometimes ones only recourse is the law. I get your points, they just are not valid in this context.

Patrick Campbell

Does is say "STANDARD OUTPUT" or "SO" anywhere on the window sticker?

txhawg

I understand perfectly, and it would seem that I tend to read a lot more carefully than you. I understand that our society is based on something not practiced widely in your socialist-like state. You see, it is the FREEDOM that allows you to choose which vehicle you buy, and it is the freedom that allows you to choose whom you buy the vehicle from. Unfortunately, with that freedom comes sheisters. There will always be someone who exploits that freedom to his/her own advantage. It is not a new problem in our society. Ben Franklin knew it almost 250 years ago when he coined the phrase let the buyer beware. Our society lets the consumers determine the success of a business by either purchasing, or by taking their money elsewhere. Unfortunately, your view is that we, as consumers, need not be responsible for our own actions, that the seller must be held accountable for our ignorance. I am insulted by that view. I am not stupid, and do not wish to be treated as such. Like I said, when I spend an enormous amount of money on something, I do my homework. I not only research the product, but also research who is selling the product. I have done this when purchasing my truck, and I did it when I bought a new house. I read the sticker on my truck very carefully before I plunked down 35K. DOn't get me wrong, I do not respect car dealers in any way. I believe it is legalized theft. When you start blaming everyone else for your own mistakes, what happens is that laws get passed that begin to limit our freedom. It has been the trend in this country for decades. Our freedoms are slowly being eroded because of a lack of personal responsibility.

If you bring your baseless lawsuit against DC, what you are doing is asking me to pay for your stupidity, because you are increasing the cost of DC doing business, increasing the cost of our court system which will result in higher taxes, and on and on. If the dealer broke the law, sue the dealer. What did DC do to you? It sounds like DC labeled their product clearly enough for you to have realized the dealer was lying. Face it, you messed up. You need to stop blaming everyone else, learn from it, and move on.

kingston

Well get out your check book and grab your 10 assault rifles because my two lawyers and I are planning an attack on your right to be lied to, cheated and misled.

kingston

"Easy to say when you've seen one. But what if you haven't seen those stickers, and the dealer states it is a 600?"

Great Point!

HorseHauler

i still got your back kingston

kingofdodge7131

the deal does blow a bit for ya. but check this out. One most of the pople with injector probs are the 600s. Tha would be me. Im runnin good but it just seems that way maybe hte 03s have worked out haha..

Mileage on the other engines from the norm is up couple mpg

Want the power? Buy an ez or something. Have more power than the 600 has Better mileage.

txhawg

I was referring to the window sticker. I just want you all to consider the ramifications of your actions.

BTW, I don't need assault rifles. I have a ranch hand front bumper instead