Engine Noise Problems of Dodge Caliber

I¿m writing this complaint about my 2007 Dodge Caliber. After nine years and only 79k miles of working very well for me, I suddenly had problems with the transmission on my way to work. At a stop light in the left turning lane off of a highway, about one minute from my job, the light turned green and I pressed the accelerator but my car didn¿t move forward. The engine was on and I could hear revving sounds from the engine but my car just didn¿t move. I was stuck. After getting it towed to several mechanics, one was actually able to check the problem. They told me I had a torque converter lockup. Of course, they couldn¿t fix it and referred me to another shop. That shop couldn¿t fix it either and my only choice was to go to the Dodge dealership! naturally, their price to fix it was huge at a whopping $4,500! I was furious with the cost and the fact that my car isn¿t even ten years old and I¿m having problems with the transmission! how can I pay almost five grand to fix it when my car is barely worth three? please be careful buying a Dodge Caliber. It might work well for awhile but you can bet at some point in the near future it will fall apart on you!.

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I thought the battery died as a result of a light being left on, but attempted to jump start the battery and would not start even after charging battery. It would not even make no noise trying to start it. Was in the process of having it towed to a dealership and driver was able to get it started. Then on 8/12/2012 was at gas station after getting gas and it would not start madeno noise while attempting to start it, finally started after removing and reinserting the power plug located under stealing column. Taking into dealership in morning hoping they figure it out.

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