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Stellantis recalls Jeep and Dodge SUVs to fix computer problem that can disable brake safety devices
Stellantis is recalling about 207,000 Jeep and Dodge SUVs in the U.S. to fix a computer problem that can disable the anti-lock brakes and electronic stability control safety features. Stellantis says in government recall documents posted on Wednesday that the SUVs may have a brake control computer that falsely reads brake pressure.
You might be shocked to hear this, but you can still buy a brand new Dodge Charger or Challenger from the dealer. There’s ...
Dodge has killed the Durango SXT, Citadel, and 392 for 2025. The death of the Durango 392 is notable as there’s one less ...
As a lifelong Mopar nut, I'm here for the new Dodge Charger's styling. The lack of a V8 may be disappointing, but the design ...
Dodge seemingly can’t let go of the gas-powered Charger even with its first electric muscle car finally arriving. A ...
While modern minivans will probably never become as cool, this 1974 Dodge 200 Tradesman reminds us that vans can be very cool ...
Jeep and Dodge are recalling over 206,000 SUVs to fix a safety issue that could allow vehicles to roll away when parked or ...
Czech Republic-based virtual artist Rostislav Prokop, known as "rostislav_prokop" on social media, continues his thunderous ...
The US Supreme Court on Wednesday heard arguments in a case in which Nvidia is trying to dodge a securities fraud lawsuit ...
The latest recall from Stellantis involving two of its brands’ SUVs stems from a malfunction in the antilock brake system module.
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ICE Hasn't Cooled: Dodge Reportedly Accelerating Release Of Twin-Turbo, Six-Cylinder Dodge ChargerM uscle car enthusiasts may not have to wait until the end of next year for the gas-powered version of the all-new Dodge ...
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