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2025 Quality

My 2025 Ram has been in the shop for 3 weeks with a engine shut down problem. The engine turns off at a stop sign and does not restart. It actually shuts the whole system down and I have to do a complete restart. Has anyone else experienced that problem? I am thinking that if they have my truck for 30 days, I may want to have them buy it back. I am retired Chrysler employee and I traded my 2021 Ram, which was a much better truck than this 2025. Can somebody steer me in the right direction as to whether I go for the lemon law or wait until Stellantis finds a fix for the issue.
 
My 2025 Ram has been in the shop for 3 weeks with a engine shut down problem. The engine turns off at a stop sign and does not restart. It actually shuts the whole system down and I have to do a complete restart. Has anyone else experienced that problem? I am thinking that if they have my truck for 30 days, I may want to have them buy it back. I am retired Chrysler employee and I traded my 2021 Ram, which was a much better truck than this 2025. Can somebody steer me in the right direction as to whether I go for the lemon law or wait until Stellantis finds a fix for the issue.
That’s a decision you’ll need to make for yourself. I can’t say what I’d do if I was in your situation because I wouldn’t have bought a 2025 in the first place LOL. But that’s because I’m fond of having a truck with a V8 engine. If you do go the lemon law route, what will you do for a vehicle? But another 2025 Ram, switch to another brand, maybe go with a used truck? How much faith do you have in your new truck to not have other issues that will put it back in the shop?
 
I doubt people with an ax to grind would turn to electrical gremlins as a form of protest. Thats more of a programming/hardware issue.
 
They don't even want customers fixing their own equipment
This is true. They contacted me not long after I bought my lawn tractor about a small bulletin on something that I could fix myself. They wanted me to bring it in and I told them no. After multiple calls where I refused to return for just that, they actually sent a guy to my house to install a new dipstick. He and I both had a laugh about that.
 

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