Here is the rest of the story so far to the panic button problem. It was great news to me and may help others also. Let me say I am the second owner and I bought this 2007 with 7000 miles on it. It now has 7966 miles. It was a certified used car and it had a carfax report as part of the certification. Knowing what I know now I would ask for a copy of this VIP summary to see the warranty work done in the last 24 months. I am not sure I was supposed to see this report. Some one who works at a dealership may be able to help with that information. But I have been friendly, understanding and willing to learn during the repair process and perhaps that may have helped.

However from the information on the dealers VIP Summary, I determined that this car was also eligible for a lifetime powertrain warranty with $100 deductible. When I bought the car they told me it was covered by a 7 yrs./70000 miles on the power train. I recently sent the dealer who I purchased the car from an email saying I had not receiced any notification from Chrysler or them that the transfer to me was accomplished. It has been a week and nothing.

So today after reading the summary, I paid the $970 and now have a lifetime warranty on the powertrain. Since I will keep this car till death do us part, I was more then willing to pay to have it. The moral is some of you who want this coverage may want to go to a Chrysler dealer and have them check out your car for this warranty via its VIN # and mileage. Thanks to this forum I knew to check my panic button and I now have a lifetime warranty on the power train. Thanks.