Same thing happened to me. I immediately hung up when it took the standard 2 seconds for the telemarketing software to assign my call to one of the likely many headsetted minimum wagers from who knows what country to start spilling their bs.
I looked up the number and it's listed as a locksmith; I don't think that company is involved; I think that the telemarketer just spoofed a number to make it look like a local call. They knew my name and vehicle; they claimed they were calling to extend my warranty, but they were vague about a relationship to Chrysler. Other numbers on this site also refer to calls from "vehicle processing department".
They called me on my cell three times recently. On Wednesday, I missed the call, no message. I called back that evening, got a "we're closed, please call during normal business hours" message.
They call again on Thursday- I answered. Man with heavy accent started talking about the warranty being expired on my car. (He had my name and make/model/year of the car right.) Told him I already had one-- he asked "when did I buy it?" Told him from the dealer, at time of purchase. He said OK, we'll update our records.
Missed another one today (Friday). Called back- get the message "Our office closed now- please call back during normal business hours- 7 am to 4 pm, Pacific time." (It was middle of the day!)
"7 am to 4 pm, Pacific time"???? In Sudbury, Massachusetts, that would be Eastern time. This is just another of the warranty scams with a spoofed number on the Caller ID. Don't even bother answering. They have been calling my home daily (several times a day) for almost 3 weeks now. I am writing this after the third call today. I don't answer, just added it to my "crap" number list and my phone software do it's job and disconnect the call. Yes, I have googled the number, especially since I am familiar with Sudbury, MA, and it comes up as a locksmith company with no specific name, and various addresses. I don't believe it exists.
When an unfamiliar number calls repeatedly throughout the day, leaving no message, it's a pretty good bet that it is just crap scammers. Don't waste your time with them.
Answered because it was a 978 number- It's a vehicle processing place, as others said to extend a warranty I don't even have on my car. Didn't let them get far before hanging up.