Brakes Failed problems of the 2015 Dodge Dart

I drive a 2015 Dodge Dart. I was backing into a parking spot on a decline. Shifted to n, coasted with my foot in the break, until comfortable. When completely stopped, I set the e-brake. My brake pedal decompressed and pushed back at my foot. Now pedal is stiff and won't move. When leaving parking lot brake pedal halfway decompressed. I went to stop at the intersection stop sign. Pressed brakes to stop and couldn�t. . The pedal was rock solid, stiff as a board. I then pulled my e-brake, only to come to a screeching stop half way into cross traffic. I pushed brakes to shift to reverse and the pedal was stiff with no play. I shifted to reverse and backed into a parking spot, had to, again, pull my e-brake to stop. Called a tow truck and had it towed. Brake booster failure. Dodge wanted 3k. My friends shop wanted $400. Had car towed to him. When he ordered the part, it was on national back order. So I asked myself why, looked into it and found out the �13-�14 models brake booster was recalled. My car was manufactured early 2015. When I checked the VIN, there was no recall. But seeing how the part is on national back order, and I've been without my car for nine weeks now, I'm starting to think it should be a recall. If it originally was 3 days to 3 weeks, and that's now tripled. .

Hi on new years eve my brakes failed and I hit a dog going 45 mph then on Jan 5 a 18 wheeler came over on me and I hit my brakes going 70 mph on interstate but never slowed down it did make a mark in the road but no. Sounds or anything. I got over as much as I could I hit the guardrail then spun in two lanes and hit the other guardrail. Not one airbag came out. A few months before that my brake booster went out. Also I have a recall on my transmission but they don't have the part to fix it so it could be throwed I to neutral without a notice. . I have pictures of the car the accident the brake booster and a police report . The car only has about 80,000 miles on it and the 2013 and 2014 all have brake problems and online alot of people complain about 2015 brakes and airbags. I feel these cars should be pulled off the market I still owe alot of money on this car and. Forking out over another $500 or more to fix it so I can drive it.

Drove to work fine. Got into Dart to leave, started car. After 2 seconds I feel the brake pedal push out hard against my feet with a hissing sound. The alarm "service electronic braking system" pops up. I'm thinking it's just extra pressure like older vehicles, so it's ok. But no, I pull out of the parking spot and realize I have to stomp the pedal with excessive force to get any stopping response. I had to drive it home very carefully, but the braking response when pressing the pedal is about 2 seconds of slowing then a hiss and you feel the brakes let go, so you either have to keep doing that or stomp with all of your might and pretty much lock up the brakes. I'm not the original owner, I got the car about 1. 5 years ago at 48000mi, I'm now at 64239mi and very concerned about my safety. It's a 2015, and looking up recalls the 2013 and 2014 cars were recalled for this same issue, but for some reason my car (which is a 2. 4l manual, almost identical if not the exact same car to previous years) was not. I don't have the funds to replace a braking system and really don't feel that I should have to because the car itself isn't old enough to constitute a brake system failure.

The contact owns a 2015 Dodge Dart. While driving approximately 10-15 mph, the brakes failed to engage when the brake pedal was depressed. The front driver side of the contact's vehicle collided with the rear of a truck. There were no warning indicators illuminated. The air bags did not deploy. A police report was not filed and there were no injuries. The vehicle was not diagnosed or repaired. The manufacturer was notified of the failure. The failure mileage was approximately 5,645.