Stalling Lemons Recalled

Fiat Chrysler Automobiles US LLC (FCA) is recalling 78,000 Chrysler 200 lemon vehicles after realizing that damaged electrical connectors in the sedans may cause the engine to stall or to unexpectedly shift to neutral. FCA said it was voluntarily recalling the vehicles which were primarily sold in the U.S. market after an investigation revealed that a supplier’s post-production validation tests may have damaged electrical connectors that led to the problem, which may be accompanied by a dashboard warning light. Airbag function is not affected, said Chrysler, which noted it was unaware of any related injuries or accidents.