Bought this car new. Had less than 100 miles on it. My wife drives the car mostly. When I drove it the first time I noticed a noticeable hesitation upon acceleration. Took the car back to the dealer and was told the car was functioning properly and showed no codes. Car now has about 2,300 miles on it and still has the noticeable hesitation. I don't think it's an engine issue but rather a transmission one. Any Help Out There????
Update from Oct 7, 2015: Finally, after almost 30,000 miles and a different dealership, I think the transmission issue just may be fixed. After having updates to the computer and replacing the crappy Firestone tires, the car is actually fun to drive and I'm beginning to love it more and more. Time will tell if the latest fixes lasts but for now I'm a very happy Charger owner.
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Bought this car new. Had less than 100 miles on it. My wife drives the car mostly. When I drove it the first time I noticed a noticeable hesitation upon acceleration. Took the car back to the dealer and was told the car was functioning properly and showed no codes. Car now has about 2,300 miles on it and still has the noticeable hesitation. I don't think it's an engine issue but rather a transmission one. Any Help Out There????
Update from Oct 7, 2015: Finally, after almost 30,000 miles and a different dealership, I think the transmission issue just may be fixed. After having updates to the computer and replacing the crappy Firestone tires, the car is actually fun to drive and I'm beginning to love it more and more. Time will tell if the latest fixes lasts but for now I'm a very happy Charger owner.
- Ronnie P., Camden, TN, US