Look — Dodge's speed-control story is well-documented in the NHTSA file, and it ain't pretty. 749 complaints across 72 year-model entries from 2005 to 2018. Not a small number. Complaints are spread across the lineup with no single year carrying the load. That tells you it's a platform pattern, not a fluke. 82 crash reports and 35 injuries on the record. Severity is real, not theoretical. Average shop fix runs about $600 — not catastrophic, but it adds up over time. Across the 410 complaints reporting odometer mileage, the median failure lands at about 72,171 miles. If the car has ADAS, take a test drive that actually exercises it. False AEB triggers and adaptive-cruise drop-outs are common patterns.
Dodge cruise control problems
749 owner complaints filed with NHTSA against Dodge vehicles for cruise control issues. See cruise control across all makes →
Worst-affected Dodge model-years for cruise control Top 25 by complaint volume
Common questions
How many Dodge cruise control complaints are on file with NHTSA?
749 complaints across 72 model-year entries from 2005 to 2018. No active recall campaigns currently cover this category for Dodge.
Which Dodge model has the most cruise control complaints?
The 2008 Dodge Avenger leads with 87 complaints in this category. Next: 2007 Caliber (62) and 2006 Charger (26).
What does it cost to fix Dodge cruise control problems?
Independent shops average $600 for cruise control repairs across the Dodge lineup. Dealer pricing tends to run twenty to forty percent higher. Specific cost depends on the failure mode and parts availability.
Are there Dodge cruise control recalls?
No active NHTSA recalls currently cover cruise control issues on Dodge vehicles. The complaints are owner-reported and have not risen to a manufacturer recall.