The A/C unit is blowing hot air. The freon levels have been checked and are fine. Does not have any leaks in the cooling system.
The car has a "tug" to it right now. This started around the time the car had 38k miles on the engine. When the car is idle you feel the tugging as well.
Runs great on the freeway and inside city limits.
No more cold A/C.
Having had experience with 2 5-series Beemers, I can assure you, you're better off with the DODGE!!
Wow, just wow, get an American car and regret it?!
It's Dodge, they suck, they haven't made good cars since late 70's early 80's, and even those wasn't as reliable as a Chevy.
If you want a good reliable car, try a Chevy. Even some of the new Fords are better.
But if you want import, get Subaru!
"If you want a good reliable car, try a Chevy. Even some of the new Fords are better.
But if you want import, get Subaru!"
Chevrolet's are actually quite low in the reliability department, and their build quality is the worst of the Big 3. The best import to buy would either be a Honda, a Toyota, or a Hyundai. All are very good. But Subaru isn't too bad, just not quite as good as Honda and Toyota.
If his only problem is that the AC isn't blowing cold enough, that doesn't sound like an indictment against an entire car company. Nobody else is complaining that their Dodge Charger is unreliable junk, so out of the 10s of thousands sold, if one guy complaining about warm AC is the only problem, they sound like a pretty good car. Talk of buying Chevy, Honda, or Subaru seems a bit premature.
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