Do You Know if Your Car Is Subject to a Dodge Charger Recall?

Today's modern Dodge Charger is far more complicated than the old classic models from "back in the day", and that means more things can go wrong... and more parts can trigger a Dodge Charger recall. Knowing when a part is faulty is essential to keeping you and your passengers safe, but tracking down recalls isn't always easy or convenient... and getting those repairs done in a timely fashion can be a major headache.

That is unless you have a service like DoNotPay to help you find any Dodge Charger recalls, and advocate for you if you have one!

Have There Been Any Dodge Charger Recalls?

Yes. Various Dodge Charger models and years have been recalled for minor to major issues, some that may cause injury or death. Here are just a few:

• Faulty windshield mounting
• Faulty backup cameras
• Incompatible front wheel and brake package
• Missing airbag hazard labels
• Defective instrument panel lighting
• Faulty powertrain control voltage regulator chip

Again, these are just a few issues that have triggered Dodge Charger recalls. It's important to know which recall affects your specific Dodge, which is why having DoNotPay's Car Recall Monitor is so helpful.

How Do I Find Out if My Dodge Charger Has Been Recalled?

Most people tend to find out that their vehicle's been recalled through the news or from mailers sent by the manufacturer. Everyone knows that robocalls warning of recalled vehicles is a scam, so legitimate calls tend to be ignored!

You can proactively check for recalls by running your Vehicle Identification Number (VIN) through the National Highway Transportation Safety Administration website, by checking with your Dodge dealership by email or phone, or with the help of DoNotPay's Car Recall Monitor.

How to Check for Safety Recalls on Your Vehicle Using DoNotPay's Car Recall Monitor

If you own a vehicle, whether it's used or new, it's crucial to check for recalls. Driving a recalled vehicle can lead to accidents and fatalities. Through our car recall service, you can help prevent injury to you and your passengers, and stay ahead of inconvenient paperwork.

Here's how the DoNotPay Car Recall Monitor works:

1. Enter your vehicle information, including the make, model, and year.
2. We'll automatically check against the NHTSA database to see if your vehicle has been involved in any recalls.
3. We'll generate a report, summarizing all the recalls, including the recalled date, NHTSA campaign number, required remediations, and more.

Do I Immediately Get a Free Repair if My Dodge Charger's Been Recalled?

Not necessarily. Depending on the type of issue that prompted the recall, you may be required to do some investigating before you can file a claim. For example, you might have to:

• Run some tests yourself to determine if the part is malfunctioning.
• Go to a dealership to see if the part is malfunctioning, THEN file a recall, and THEN go back to the dealership for repairs.
• Wait until the faulty part fails before claiming a refund or repair if it is not a safety risk. (It's still a major inconvenience, though, as you won't know when it will break down!)

If you use a service like DoNotPay, you'll be more likely to get the issue fixed ASAP, at YOUR convenience, and on Chrysler's dime.

How Do I Make a Claim for the Dodge Charger Recall?

If your vehicle has been recalled, you're entitled to a free repair! Regardless of whether it's a used or new car, you can use the DoNotPay Car Recall Repair product to schedule an appointment at your local Chrysler car dealership and get your vehicle repaired.

How the Car Recall Repair product works:

1. Enter your vehicle information, including the make, model, and year.
2. Tell us about the recall and which part of the vehicle is impacted.
3. Enter the car dealership you want to visit or let us contact the closest one near you.
4. Enter the ideal date(s) and time(s) you want to schedule your appointment for.
5. Enter your Vehicle Identification Number (located on the driver's side of the dashboard, where it meets the windshield).

And that's it! DoNotPay will contact your local dealership to request an appointment and ask for your vehicle to be repaired for free.

Does DoNotPay Handle Other Types of Recalls?

Yes! We have a Product Recall Monitor that will help keep you and your family safe. Here are just a few of the recalls we've found and helped our customers resolve:

• Tyson chicken recall
• Dog food recalls
• California-specific recalls
• Hot Pocket recall
• Peloton recall
• California-specific recalls
• Peloton recall
• Philips CPAP recall
• Neutrogena and other sunscreen recall
• Metformin recall

How the Product Recall Monitor works:

1. Tell us about your purchase, including the product name, brand, store you purchased the item from, price, and date of purchase. If you purchased the item online, enter your transaction details and payment method as well.
2. Tell us how you found out about the recall.
3. Choose whether you want a refund, repair, or replacement.
4. Upload photographic evidence of your purchase and the product if you still have it.
5. Choose whether you have the capacity to return the item or not.

And that's it! DoNotPay will send your recall request to the manufacturing company on your behalf, asking for a refund, repair, or replacement. You should hear back from the company directly with confirmation and how the refund/replacement will be issued, or the next steps in getting the item repaired.

What Else Can DoNotPay Do?

We got our start helping consumers fight parking tickets, and since then we've expanded our "virtual assistant" services to cover hundreds of headache-inducing paperwork issues, including:

• Filing warranty claims
• Filing insurance claims
• Disputing seatbelt citations
• Filing formal consumer complaints

Car recalls is one of our more popular services, and your Dodge Charger recall is the perfect way to try us out!

Ready to Use DoNotPay for Your Dodge Charger Recall?

There are a lot of reasons why you should choose DoNotPay:

Have us handle your Dodge Charger recall today! We'll smooth out the vehicle recall speed bumps, so you can get back on the road sooner.