Have a 2016 dodge promaster 2500 in the last 10000 miles I've had two transmissions shear the bolts off of the driver's side transmission bracket and the transmission basically falls out and hits the road. The first time I was doing 65mph and am lucky to be alive the second time I simply put the van into reverse in my driveway and it was laying on the road once again. If you're a business owner all you will have is lost time money and low moral of the employees that can't work because they have a broke down van once again. If dodge can't do better than this they need to fire some engineers or just shut the doors and quit screwing over the American people. It's a disgrace to build such a money pit unreliable vehicle they should be sued

this car was the worst from day 1. Doors locks don't work, now the rear door doesn't open. Fan module went, intake manifold cracked and leaked fluid all over my pavers. windshield wipers motor went during snow storm. headlights go all the time. transmission just went and i only have 67,800 miles on this vehicle. then there's the list of small items.

2 weeks after we made our last payment the engine blew. We towed it to our mechanic and after he did $2400 worth of repairs, like replacing the water pump, the thermostat etc. he then realized the block was cracked and the head caskets were leaking. We took it to the dealer were we purchased the promaster they said $9800.00 to put in a new engine. Since it only had 65000 miles on it they had us contact the manufacturer to see if they would give us some help. The manufacturer said there was nothing they could do for us. It was no longer under any warranty. The dealer said there was nothing they could do for us. They only sell the product, they don’t make it. We should have traded it in years ago. It was always being repaired for something, since the day we bought it. We keep it perfectly maintained and have all of the records of maintenance and repairs. Now we we have a nice big paid for, hunk of junk. DO NOT BUY A RAM. THEY DO NOT STAND BEHIND THIER PRODUCT.