The battery light came on again. I had stopped by CVS to pick up an RX. I left the vehicle running because my daughter was waiting in it with the kids. Had been in the store less than 5 minutes and my daughter called to say that the car sounded like it was going to stall so I had her shut it off. When I attempted to restart it, it just made the click, click, click noise. My son came and gave us a jump start. The vehicle fired up immediately but as soon as I tried to back out of parking space, the battery and ABS light came on and it stalled out. My son then let the battery charge for about 10 minutes before we tried starting it again. After that, the car ran fine. We took it to advance and had them check the battery, alternator and starter. Everything was fine. My husband took it to the Chrysler dealership on Sept 12. They couldn't get the issue to duplicate so they couldn't figure out what the issue was.

I think it's unfortunate that am having this problem after the seller claimed that the vehicle runs and drives good. This is a bad business practice from all indications. It's a dishonest way of making money out of unsuspecting public. I bought the vehicle from Copart, noted internationally as an auto auction site that ought to be trusted by buyers like me. The practice whereby non functional vehicles as sold as run and drive should stop henceforth to save buyers from putting their hard earned money in bottomless pit.

My car wouldn't start had to have it towed to the dealership, I was told that I had an electrical problem which was found by doing a diagnostic test which required two hours, I was told that the problem was fixed. My car is in my yard now, doing the same thing WON'T START.I think that a law suit should be placed against THE CHRYSLER CORP,We all need to get together and have them review why this make and model is a dangerous and unworthy piece of crap. If I had done my homework,I would have never purchased this car.