2023 Jeep Renegade - 2 Months Ownership - Problems 

Well, it has been 10 years, I figured they got their stuff together.

It's all good. No other issues other than that one. Fixed now

I feel the same way about my 2015 Renegade Trailhawk.

I have a 2020 Renegade Latitude. Runs Great. Love the body style. Very happy. Zero problems . Loving it

I know.. I feel that I could diagnose some better.. but my brother in law is a master mechanic.. so I learned a lot from him

I agree.. I think the dealership was doing the... Replace the cheap parts first... Type of thing.

I saw a list after I bought it.

Japanese cars are usually made well.. very dependable.

Good luck with that these days. My 2020 model-year JAPAN-BUILT TNGA Toyota was a bag full of problems/issues for the 2 years & 10K miles that I kept it. It had to be towed in for warranty repairs on multiple occasions due to various failures that left me stranded. It also developed too many rattles to count in the cabin area, as well as having paint quality issues. My experience is that neither Toyota or Honda builds them like they used to these days.

Had a brand new Civic hybrid where the driver door glass fell open while driving. The hybrid civic's were made in Japan. Things happen regardless of the brand.

@@rangerpru Yes but it's much more common in US brands. We have owned a lot of Toyotas that were trouble free but there was one Camry we had that was lemon. it was a late 90's model. Had one problem after another with it. So sometimes you get a lemon

Yes. The video wasn't meant to be a negative video. Just my experience. This was the only issue so far.

Exactly.. almost all of the vehicles from them are Fiats

This poor guy did😂😂😂😂

I actually like mine. I just point out little issues

I was intrigued as well.. still like it though.

I have only had a few problems with it.

😂

All good. Everything is going well now, got the issue had fixed within the week and good since.

That's crazy. They should at least stand behind their products. Even if out of warranty, they should try to do something.

That is true... Not fast. But it is fun to drive. Peppy little SUV, but no fast.

My MPG isn't great.. it's nice, just the one issue, and it's fixed now

@@southern_car_enthusiast Give it time needs to break-in a little more. Our overall MPG is 26 and that is 5 years of driving, we live in rural Texas so we drive a minimum of 50 miles to the nearest large town, The oil consumption issue that plagues the 2.4l is known but it can also be remedied real fast because with a 13 gallon fuel tank it a quick pop of the hood and check your fluids will your sitting there waiting to fill up your vehicle.

Buddy of mine said same, but he had to go through the steps they made him.

I concur with your assessment it is dealer related 100% he didn't even attempt to remedy the problem instead he just tossed the parts cannon expecting it to fix itself.

Well, depends on the mileage. But $19k don't seem to bad for a 2023. Mine was $30k after a $5k off for a deal they had. But I only had I think 18 miles on it.

This is the only real issue I have had.

Yeah, it could have been.

I don't know.. I just looked around here in town, and have 3 dealers. Ford, Chevy and Chrysler. And I liked the Dart I had back in 2013, this was a similar motor, and I just wanted something different than what I was used to

I can tell you why I bought my 2015 Renegade Trailhawk instead of a RAV4. I wanted a vehicle that would work okay off-pavement on BLM and Forest Service trails that lead to my favorite fly fishing and upland game bird hunting spots. So, the appeal of the Renegade Trailhawk was 31 degree approach angle, 25 degree breakover angle, 34 degree departure angle, 9 inches of ground clearance, effective skid plates, functional recovery points, and 20:1 mechanical + 2:1orque multiplication from the torque converter for combined off-idle low gearing of 40:1. The exterior dimensions were a draw, too. Some of the trails I use on public wild land are narrow and some of them have overhanging branches from pinion trees, and most have tight turns, so it is easy to buy a vehicle too wide, long, and tall for those trails. The Renegade Trailhawk is the most off-pavement capable vehicle in its class. I wanted that capability along with 27+ MPG fuel economy. If I had no regular planned use for that off-pavement capability, I'd have zero interest in ANY SUV / CUV and would have spent my money on a used Corvette or some other sport car, instead. A RAV4 wouldn't interest me in the slightest. There is a lot of prejudice in commentary about the Renegade that is centered around it's FIAT connection and Italian build. My step=daughter takes my grandkids to school every day in a 26 year old FIAT Panda 4 X 4 that my wife gave to her when she immigrated to the U.S.A. from Italy. My wife has almost zero mechanical sympathy and basically abused that poor little Panda, yet it continues to run and run well. I abused it a bit myself going from Monte San Pietro near Bologna to the nether-regions of Tuscany to fly fish a few rivers down there. A friend and I beat the crap out of the thing getting to and from out fishing spot. FIAT has certainly built crap cars. So have Ford and GM. FIAT has made reliable cars, too. They built the Alfa Romeo cop cars my fly fishing buddy used when serving on the Squara Volante while a police officer over there. Cop cars there get treated like "police interceptor" Crown Victorias got treated here by cops here in the U.S.A. Most Renegade owners have had the same positive ownership experience that I've had since 2015 over 137,000 miles. Mine is now almost 10 years old and still looks and works like new in spite of the time it's spent on the trail.

I watch some of his stuff..

Yeah, I could have got something else, and I'm hindsight, I maybe should have

I will keep it for probably a year or so. It's something different than I have ever had, so I will see how it works out.

Hope you have some good luck for a change!@@southern_car_enthusiast

Jeep only dropped the Renegade in the US. Sales were under 25,000 through November. They are still widely available in Europe and Asia and sell very well

I like some of the Fiat card

@@southern_car_enthusiast i like my 2010 honda , 130k miles and worst problem was tire pressure monitor batteries died from age. runs like just broken in. gl

I mean, my credit isn't great. Used to have the kind of credit to get just about anything.. maybe I will get it back to that

As long as you love your car that's all that matters at the end.@@southern_car_enthusiast

I have not had any major issues. The window motor wasn't major. Just part of my journey.

Otherwise it's been great. But only has just over 1100 miles now. But, I did pay under sticker price.. so I guess that a plus

I have heard mixed reviews. I was talking to a guy from work, has a 14 Track Hawk.. he lives his. But I have seen people with problems as well

Lies.

For what?

I do like the color.

Not really sure.. not a big fan of him. Tho I watch him sometimes

Maybe a good idea