2020 DODGE CHALLENGER: LEMONABILITY RATING

What is Lemonability?

“Lemonability is a rating we assign to each car, based on the eligibility for compensation via the lemon law.  The more car problems reported by owners over time, the higher the rating.”

There’s no doubt the 2020 Dodge Challenger has a sharp presence on any road. More praises to the powerlifting V8 engine the mustang rude pounces confidently. What many don’t know about this car is its hideous mechanical issues and faults that make us consider it a lemon.

Here are some of the imperfections that Challenger users from every corner of the world have filed complaints about.

ALTERNATOR GLITCHES

Many owners of the 2020 Challenger think it is normal to replace their alternators within two to three months. This is because the alternators tend to fail repeatedly, especially at emergencies almost causing accidents. First, the ABS shuts down then the traction follows leaving the alternator to malfunction.

This was first noticed in the V6 powered Challengers but later evolved to the V8 powered engine. Find a competent lemon law attorney and report this case for immediate legal help.

TRANSMISSION PROBLEMS

What attracts most Challenger buyers is the automatic transmission feature this muscle car allows. This feature has also turned into a major problem since many drivers experience transmission malfunctioning. Sometimes, it just goes mid-shift, while in other cases, it wouldn’t go to the right gear. Even more alarming, this transmission can shift at the wrong time to almost cause accidents.

FUEL SYSTEM FAILURES

We’ve heard of many scenarios where Dodge Challenger users complain of possible fuel leaks. Moreover, many complaints about this fuel system failure have been ignored by Dodge. Where problems showing the fuel rail crossover hose and o-ring seal sustain damage. Then these engineered materials break apart and leak fuel across the engine compartment.