75 Miles – Turtle Icon
About the 2nd day I had the car, only 75 miles, my first issue began. The dealer had given me 3 keys to the car. 2 normal keys, and 1 that said keysense. He said that I can program the keysense key to limit the speed and area for drivers (like teens).
Day 2, I turn on the car and the dash says “Speed limited” and some other nonsense that I should have paid better attention to at the time. There was also a red turtle icon on the screen and I noticed that the car wasn’t fully accelerating. The car was new and I had all the keys in the car, included the keysense key. I assumed that this was just the speed limiting the dealer had mentioned so I drove back home, turned off the car, and took all but one key in the house. A few minutes later I left again and the problem was gone.
I assumed that was that, and forgot about it.
Danny, did you at least get a loaner car ?
If you have a loaner, just sit back and let Chrysler
figure it out and come up with settlement, either fix the car, give you another car, or get a refund. Those are the options you and Chrysler will have to decide on or agree on. I think a refund may not happen because now they lose you as a customer. The Best Chrysler can do for good PR, is get you another car. Your happy and may still remain a Chrysler buyer…….Good Luck
Do you still have the vehicle? I just purchased one that was returned to the dealer for these issues.. (I assumed they fixed the vehicle before putting it back on the lot).. wonder if I bought your lemon?
Haha, no, returned a while ago with lemon law. I posted a final update on what happened in the end.