Here's what I know about this shiznit:
I ran across a HUGE thread at some no-name website(who's URL was like 30 words long).
The entire thing was about owners of Chrysler(Dodge,Plymouth) minivans and the new ram trucks. They all had the paint peeling problem and wanted to know how to fix it. Out of, I think, 70 to 80 people on that thread, only about 10 or so took Chrysler to small claims court (or some similar legal action) after arguing with Chrysler about their paint. As it turns out, Chrysler won't dick around with the low-level court system and basically will just give you the money, or designate a body shop, to repaint your car.
However, it does need to be the original paint job as Intrepidatious suggested, and you must be able to prove that the paint was stripped as it originally happened. Sometimes they[Chrysler] will pawn off that you hit the car or caused it.
I'd actually do a search on Google or something for "peeling paint" (or something similar) and see if you can find that thread. It's very interesting and it was entirely about this problem.
To be honest, though, I have never seen any LH-based car with peeled paint. The only case is the C-pillar, but not the actual body. In the meantime, dope some primer on it or touch it up with some other paint to protect that spot (which I'm sure you already thought of, just wanted to throw it out there).
Hope that helped. I know every time i wash my car I meticulously look over my car for problems like this.
