This may be true? But why did they release a product that isn't ready? Why should we as customers suffer through their development and refinement process?
I bet nobody that bought a diesel was given a statement/disclaimer that said anything to the affect of "
this is a "beta object" and still in development, please disregard any issues you may have while we make you suffer through our development process".
Folks bought a product that was supposed to be ready for sale and 100% functional, not something that FCA is still developing at our, the consumers, cost...
Whether it's sliding doors that are troublesome, leaking lights, radios that blank out, an Operators Manual that has dozens of mistakes and missing information (complete fuse charts), dealerships not educated and ready to service a vehicle they sell, finicky fuel filling, key FOBs that fail or any of the other problems people on this forum have had this shows that FCA has done a very poor job of producing and releasing their product.
I can luckily say I've had very few problems with mine but I will think long and hard before I purchase another FCA vehicle. I have never observed such a variety of potential issues after buying any other brand of new vehicle...