Had it to the dealer once which they could not duplicate the problem and blamed it on the cold and said wait for the car to warm up.

The car has just 6k on it when the problem started happening and l can still hear it even when it is warmed up if anyone else has an answer for this problem I'd appreciate it too.

If it is not clear the problem is when turning left or right there is a grinding sound coming from the front of the car.

P.S. please do not post if all your going to answer is well it is a Dodge or an American car what do you expect...

Thanks to all the helpfulin advance

wheel bearing,brakes or brake caliper sticking or could be tires are rubbing on inner fender.

Well it is obvious by the dealerships silly comment about the weather , unless it was extremely cold out like -40 lol l highly doubt normal that those vehicles would make any grinding noises lol especially being brand new.
You really need to go to another dealership or call the head office is 1800 number bec if it is a constant noise all the time it is not something that is not needed to be asap repaired by them.


Hope that helps & best of luck.By the way always try to find the best service shop or dealership u can find bec believe me their quality of work or customer service & attitudes can vary so much it is like day & night sometimes.