So these Stellantis 3.0L twin-turbo inline six are problematic ?

Stellantis engines are... unreliable???

Is that the magic glitter in the oil filter? Oh no!!!

Lies. I’ve Never heard of a Stellantis or Chrysler product ever having problems

Who would have guessed

Is there any Vehicle Stellantis can't screw up ?

What, another unreliable Chrysler product. No way.

Stellantis, the Hyundai of the 2020’s.

Wow, there are 3 camps here. 1) Chrysler/Stellantis sucks 2) Europeans ruined Chrysler and so American Chrysler stuff good while Euro Chrysler/Stellantis bad 3) Meh, I like Chrysler/Stellantis.

Double gasket the oil filter and run the engine out of oil and your engine will not be happy. Brand doesn't matter.

Yep.

who would have thought 💀

LOL, all you haters may want to look up GM 6.2 issues, not to mention 5.3 AFM disasters.

Pinched gasket on the oil filter - oil change tech screwed up. A friend was a tech for many years at a Toyota dealer. He said - we have about 20 oil techs - only 2 will advance.

well yeah, never buy the first few years of a new engine

Early units are catching flak over cooling and random sensor glitches, but mostly people are just mad they replaced the Hemi.

These small turbo charged engines in a heavy SUV or truck are a recipe for disaster as it's forced to be driven hard. The same engine in a much lighter vehicle might be perfectly reliable.

Stellantis sucks in general

I've owned dozens of vehicles. The only engine I've ever had fail, was a 3.6 Pentastar-- also Stellantis.

Lol. The glitter of doom.

Motores de seis cilindros en línea twin turbo dejenselo a los japoneses. Stellantis, no improvises.

Everything Stellantis makes is problematic

oooo glitter - its so pretty! @McCainJack

That must be a lemon or first gen batch problems. Perhaps the newer production variants are improved upon, also could be the supplier material causing issues.

Stellantis is what you get.

Again no one should be buying anything that was fast tracked from Stallentis

I don’t know why Americans keep buying these overpriced bullshit cars.

Bull chyte

Don't buy Dodge products!

The water thin oil they use isn't helping either

Glittery oil is never a good thing, especially on a relatively new car.

My understanding is there have been minor issues but overall they seem pretty reliable so far. Most people are just annoyed about not a V8 a couple people at work have them for a little over a year with no issues.