Why Jeep Ram Employees are Quitting in Droves

I dont know why we cant just buy cars like Tesla does it. Have a showroom where potential buyers can test them. Buyers buy directly from the manufacturer, dont need middle men rasing the price up.

What about Toyota? Talk about mark ups based on a “they’re bullet proof” falsification. Toyota doesn’t even make their own cars anymore. Capture importing Mazdas and badging them as Toyotas

They are plastic now

The cost of labour has gone through the roof. The costs have never been higher

The car dealer on my way to work has an entire lot of new pickup trucks that haven’t moved in 12mos.

The fuel economy estimates on these 2024 vehicles are embarrassing. 😂 Might as well get an old Jeep for $5,000 if the new ones are still getting 19MPG at best anyways. No innovation whatsoever over the past 20 years. All they've added is infotainment crap and slightly higher end interiors.

People will not over pay for crappy vehicles. Get the gov out and make cars people want to buy priced rationally.

If things get too bad, boycott Stellantis. That's my advice.

I quit car sales 5 years ago. Best decision ever. I work in pharmacy manufacturing at a reasonably entry level. Make more money, great pension and healthcare for my entire family. 4 days on, 4 days off. I work two nights every 8 days is the only downside. But I do not regret a single second of it.

I said over 12 years ago people were fn nuts paying the prices they were for jeeps. Glad to see people are being forcibly awakened from their tarded slumber.

It’s ridiculous money has no value anymore. It’s just move from one platform to the other $64,000 $35,000 is a lot of money. It has a buying power to this day.

Between inflation, govt regulations and heavy investments in money-losing EVs, we have lost quality while having to pay inflated prices.

I just told my wife yesterday that there are few cars on the market that I would be interested in buying.

This seems to happen every couple of decades while the industry goes through a correction.

The CEO is an asshole. He has nothing but distain for Americans, the US market and the unions.

The ecoterrorist want you out of gas vehicles...
The automakers are willing to make money while removing value from products.
It is a plan...not a surprise..
Stellantis is also just a group of marginal companies waiting to be bought by a hedgefund..
Long Con on drivers and investors...

Jeeps have been PROVEN to be very unreliable. Not just CAR & DRIVER magazine either. I actually know people who owned one, and they dont stay running. Even with only 50,000 miles, the turds keep breaking down. Do any of you actually research before you buy? Or is owning a jeep so trendy that you dont care? Lol.

We just went through the whole purchase process, Chrysler wasn’t even part of the conversation.. I got burned on one of their minivans 12 years ago. Never again.

Every car company is all about profit…

Those cars, all jeeps, are not comfty...add that to the list of reasons why they do not sell.

Quit before being pink slipped, eh?

The prices on these cars are insane

The tech in these is useless and charging thousands for Ipad screens we never needed is even dumber and distracting

I bought a car that was on the lot for 3 days, I was up against 5 other buyers. The only reason I got it was bc my wife works at ford. It’s a 2024 olive green bronco with a Sasquatch package, and a wench, amphibious model with a snorkel, removable hard top, with a sales price $53k. This would have been a 100k car in 2021.

Just a natural step, Jeep is a Fiat with makeup, overpriced old petrol cars. Why would anyone buy that?

honestly its not the ceo, its the board members who drive this 100%, its 100% about profits, huge places similar to Blackrock own seats on these boards, they dont know if they are selling jeeps or pace makers or plastic vomit from china and they dont care.
They only look at profits, their own. period.

Stop calling them jeep / ram employees. They are not.

They will need to discount harder to move the metal.

Dodge Durango Trex has sticker of 98k. Add TT&L and you are firmly in 100 k territory. There is whooping 400 bucks markup in the sticker price. Salesperson makes usually 25% of the profit. That equals to 100 bucks for selling freaking 100 k vehicle.... good bye...

Dealers are finished, just as the ICE is finished.

You get nice mitsubishi for under 35 thousand BETTER warranty more reliable car

They had no problem screwing people over during Covid and charging crazy markups on products I don't feel sorry for them at all 😅

It’s easier to put a camel through the eye of a needle than it is to get a car salesman into heaven. A lot easier.

I have never bought a new car. I will drive my 2016 Serria until the wheels fall off.

Service keeps the lights on. Sales keeps the doors open.

I was a Ford mechanic. NADA has ruined the industry in the north east. I work on fork lifts now. Best decision I ever made.

This is what happens when you increase the price by 60% in 3 years and produce cars, trucks and SUVs that are absolute piece of junk. This not just Sallentis but all US and European made autos. Add on top of that the UAW which always want huge raises even though the cars being produced are getting worse and worse.
After owing a GM car that was a disaster, I decided never to buy an American or European made cars or trucks. I have been buying instead Toyota and I am extremely happy. Last car we bought was Toyota Prius made in Japan for a bit under $30,000 and now the car is almost 4 years old and never made it back to the dealership for any needed repair, just change oil and filter.
I am not sure why UAW thinks that their workers need a raise when others are not getting any raises.
Last, where is genocide Joe or UAW now to save these jobs? I know, genocide Joe is busy sending money and weapons to Israel and Ukraine to kill more innocent people. Now that is not going for reelection, genocide Joe or Harris for that matter don't give a shit about auto workers.
With no bailout this time, I look forward to seeing Chrysler/Dodge go out of business soon as company with poor reliability products and high prices doesn't deserve to be in business.

FCAA on all their trucks here around Detroit-Toledo. Fugazi Chrysler Ain't American.

There get rich quick idea failed!!!

The greed of these dealerships (and others like them) are way out of control. When will see what it is doing to everyone, including themselves?

70k for jeep grand Cherokee? 😂😂😂😂

Chrysler proeuct have always been garnage and European ownership hasnt changed that.

The dealership model is obsolete. We shoukd ve avke to buy cars direct from the manufacturer and have them serviced at official service centers. Dealerships are ripoff and always have been.

F*ck every stealership, let them all lose money and learn the hard way. The markups, the predatory sales tactics, and tacking all kinds of little fees on to the final price to maximize their already crazy profit margins since 2020. Do your vehicle research and purchase from a private party. You can schedule an appointment and meet at a local auto shop which will have no problem doing a full used vehicle inspection for less than $80.

That’s unbelievable how they were that stupid and by they I mean the board but they probably also got a 50% raise also so they don’t give a shit neither

They made their bed now they can lay on it

Gov must not bail them out.

6 more payments and I'm free. I very fortunate to buy in late 2019. 3.8% finance and still reasonable pricing.

Sorry, but as a customer, if I’m gonna spend my money locally for an American product, one it has to be a quality build 2. Dealers and sales people have to stop being deceptive 3. Stand behind your product and have qualified repair shop. It’s pretty simple concept. You can’t expect the buyer to stick up for fraudulent employees and go complain to their bosses for them. We already go through enough BS during the car purchase experience. The best experience I ever had was in 1998 buying a Honda through a new company called auto bytel I think they were called. That was a new concept of Honda selling vehicles online with no BS. I picked the car I wanted, got emailed the quote, showed up with a check, and drove away an hour later, with a brand new car for a family member. That vehicle was in our family for almost 30 years. Consumers have enough problems and then trying to help fix a broken system that only screws them

atleast fca made dodge cool again, then stellantis came along and fucked everything up

This is build back better

Bidenomics just works!

PLUS TAX!!!!!