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Is there a reliablity problem with the Hemi?



 
 
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Old March 4th 06, 01:23 AM posted to rec.autos.makers.chrysler
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Default Is there a reliablity problem with the Hemi?

This month's Consumer Reports says that the V8 in the 300C is very
unreliable. I haven't had a single problem of any sort with my 300C but
I only have 8000 miles on it so it's a little early to tell. The Hemi is a
cast iron engine and it's working at a much smaller percentage of it's
maximum power then a small engine so I would have thought it would be very
reliable. Is there really a reliability issue or is Consumer Reports wrong?
 




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