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... Ads are annoying and occasionally insidious; an ad that repeatedly appears inside one's own car more so. According to other online posts on Reddit and Jeep forums, the issue goes back several years, affecting several models of Jeeps.

Stellantis, which owns Jeep, says the repetitive nature of the promotion was a glitch. "This is an isolated incident affecting fewer than ten vehicles at this time limited to the US," Dan Reid, a spokesperson for the automaker, wrote in a statement. He acknowledged, though, that Stellantis shows other drivers in-vehicle promotions, too. Dodge owners, for example, get an infotainment push after 60 days of purchase offering the Dodge Complete Performance Package, a comprehensive warranty offering. Stellantis says that, on average, customers receive about two in-vehicle messages annually, containing safety, maintenance, or marketing information. ...

@#1 ... Stellantis, which owns Jeep, says the repetitive nature of the promotion was a glitch. ...

The only glitch I see in this is the apparent brain-dead ~thinking process~ (and I use that loosely, oh so loosely) that drivers want to be interrupted by distractions on the dashboard that might lead to more corporate profits.