I had a 2012, the olny two differences are the color of the front (this one is black) and the taillights (This Journey has an OLDER design).... Chrysler, is time to do something!!!
Love the Journey. I have a 2018 crossroad in the same beautiful, brilliant silver with 19” in rims. Just bought new tires and make sure you don’t get 19” 🤣 I bought mine brand new and they always want to trade it back so if you get a good one/new one take care of it.
I have a 2014 sxt with moonroof DVD, navigation, back up camera, xm satellite radio rear climate 7 seat v6 black on black roof racks everything you could ask for not to mention quite and smooth rides like the dodge
Oh, But I do!! I saw it taking the crazy hot weather here in Middle East, when temperature reaches 50C, with ease and the A/C works just fine. Nice pentastar V6 engine that can work on the shitty fuel we have that has less than 75 octane. Regarding its utility as a family cross over, I think thats enough for it to be great.
Get it while you can. Fiat pulled out their 500's and in the process of pulling out their Maserati line too. Why ? because they have a poor reputation for quality and reliability so sales have plummeted. The Journey is the last Chrysler vehicle to have a actual engine, the 2.4 and transmission, 4 speed developed by Chrysler when it was still an American owned company. The 4 speed auto actually has a dipstick, not the crappy sealed transmission you must check the fluid level with the engine running like all the other new automatics. The 2021's will be built in Italy at a Fiat factory using Fiat's junky trouble prone Multi Aire 2.4 that is used on Jeep products already and crappy sealed German transmissions already used on other Chrysler products.
This, actually is one of the worst vehicles to ever be produced! Sure that engine was developed by Americans but do you really want that? Look at every list of terrible cars, this one’s on it! You make like your precious 4 Speed, but have you ever ridden in one? It’s almost as if the car was being powered by a lawn mower engine! Pairing that 4 Cylinder and that Automatic makes one of the worst drivetrain combinations to ever be put in a vehicle! Especially if you consider the fact that the vehicle has 7 seats! The car was, as you seem to insinuate, built for Americans. Let’s think about this, I’ve ridden in this car with 3 people all of the slimmer body shape. Now just think about this, it’s just a fact that there are a lot of, let’s say, larger people in America, now if you take the 2 larger parents, their 3 children, and the larger grandparents, you’ll have a recipe for a car that barely moves leave alone the fact that it can be used for it’s intended purpose, as a car! The Journey is and will always be a terrible vehicle and anyone looking at one should go straight to the likes of Ford or Chevrolet, even the Japanese make some pretty impressive 3 row vehicles!
@@XanMan_05 You joking right ford and chevy nope unless is a 1970 ford torino or 1969 chevy chevelle new chevy unreliable and ford too Mitsubishi or nissan better kia and hyundai sucks the new unless 2007 or less year kia Hyundai
@@AlejandroP1980s Okay, however are you going to argue that the Ford Explorer, Subaru Ascent, Toyota Highlander, Chevy Tahoe/Suburban, Honda Pilot, and even the Kia Telluride and Hyundai Palisade are worse than the Journey? You won’t, because you know that at least three quarters of the cars on that list are leaps and bounds better than the Journey, although every one on the list is better in its own way. Also, I love how you go straight to the worst of the Japanese manufacturers, neglecting to mentions the ones that you know are actually good. Also, maybe you don’t know, but Kia and Hyundai are *Korean* not Japanese. Go back to your precious Dodge Journey, I’ll continue to live in the 21st century.
@@AlejandroP1980s Also, I can’t make sure that what you said is actually what I responded to because it seems like you typed something in Spanish then translated it through every language in Google Translate and tried to make your point come across, maybe you could explain your dwindling point better next time?
And it works great and great gas mileage as well better than a cvt we had a nissan murano before we got this and Nissan was a money pit Every fca vehicle we've had has been great from our Chrysler 200, 2016 Dodge journey and my work vehicle a 2016 dodge dart zero problems 👍
@@aztecanorteamericano2741 I had a 2007 Nissan Altima S that I bought used in 2011 with 36k miles then got rid of it in 2015 with 66k miles. The CVT was replaced at 60k miles. It also had a few other problems such as the radio display fading when it's hot outside, some of the buttons would sometimes not work, the A/C blower motor was replaced at one point & had to replace the battery twice in a short amount of time. Replaced it with a new 2015 Toyota Camry XSE V6 that has around 50k miles now & hasn't had any problems so far as expected.
Your right and that's why unlike their Jeep brethren that use the Fiat 2.4, not Chryslers and a junky, hard to and expensive to service German 9 speed that had reliability issues galore.
Rented a car they gave me a journey returned it 30 miles later doesn’t even have a regurlar screen no Apple CarPlay everything is uncomfortable worst truck i ever drove
The Journey was a great entry-level vehicle! It was designed to be a very affordable, family-friendly option with three rows, so many of the technology and advanced features were held for higher trims or other vehicles.
People actually like these cars? This car is nothing but a big joke. I'm glad Dodge had finally stopped making these damn things, which should've been done years ago.
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Dodge filmed a commercial for the Journey at our house. It was pretty cool to watch the process.
I had a 2012, the olny two differences are the color of the front (this one is black) and the taillights (This Journey has an OLDER design).... Chrysler, is time to do something!!!
My mom had the same in white with the new design with flex fuel also 2012
Same bolts since 2010
J Wagner Several thousands $$$ off in rebates. Cheap 7 passenger vehicle
Makes replacement parts cheaper.
Love the Journey. I have a 2018 crossroad in the same beautiful, brilliant silver with 19” in rims. Just bought new tires and make sure you don’t get 19” 🤣 I bought mine brand new and they always want to trade it back so if you get a good one/new one take care of it.
Your right Arielle one big tradeoff is cost of new tires, larger rim, more expensive to replace.
I have a 2014 sxt with moonroof DVD, navigation, back up camera, xm satellite radio rear climate 7 seat v6 black on black roof racks everything you could ask for not to mention quite and smooth rides like the dodge
We're glad you like your Dodge!
I think it’s a great cross over, and deserve at least a decent facelift
Oh, you know nothing much about cars…
Oh, But I do!! I saw it taking the crazy hot weather here in Middle East, when temperature reaches 50C, with ease and the A/C works just fine. Nice pentastar V6 engine that can work on the shitty fuel we have that has less than 75 octane. Regarding its utility as a family cross over, I think thats enough for it to be great.
Pricing!!
Sold in Oz and New Zealand until 2015, since then it’s the Fiat Fremont
Hey. Does this have Bluetooth?
While this specific example doesn't look to have it, the Journey can be equipped with bluetooth.
Look, i'm on TV!
Get it while you can.
Fiat pulled out their 500's and in the process of pulling out their Maserati line too.
Why ? because they have a poor reputation for quality and reliability so sales have plummeted.
The Journey is the last Chrysler vehicle to have a actual engine, the 2.4 and transmission, 4 speed developed by Chrysler when it was still an American owned company.
The 4 speed auto actually has a dipstick, not the crappy sealed transmission you must check the fluid level with the engine running like all the other new automatics.
The 2021's will be built in Italy at a Fiat factory using Fiat's junky trouble prone Multi Aire 2.4 that is used on Jeep products already and crappy sealed German transmissions already used on other Chrysler products.
Don't tell me that - the 4-speed is one of the nicest transmissions I've driven! :,(
This, actually is one of the worst vehicles to ever be produced! Sure that engine was developed by Americans but do you really want that? Look at every list of terrible cars, this one’s on it! You make like your precious 4 Speed, but have you ever ridden in one? It’s almost as if the car was being powered by a lawn mower engine! Pairing that 4 Cylinder and that Automatic makes one of the worst drivetrain combinations to ever be put in a vehicle! Especially if you consider the fact that the vehicle has 7 seats! The car was, as you seem to insinuate, built for Americans. Let’s think about this, I’ve ridden in this car with 3 people all of the slimmer body shape. Now just think about this, it’s just a fact that there are a lot of, let’s say, larger people in America, now if you take the 2 larger parents, their 3 children, and the larger grandparents, you’ll have a recipe for a car that barely moves leave alone the fact that it can be used for it’s intended purpose, as a car! The Journey is and will always be a terrible vehicle and anyone looking at one should go straight to the likes of Ford or Chevrolet, even the Japanese make some pretty impressive 3 row vehicles!
@@XanMan_05 You joking right ford and chevy nope unless is a 1970 ford torino or 1969 chevy chevelle new chevy unreliable and ford too Mitsubishi or nissan better kia and hyundai sucks the new unless 2007 or less year kia Hyundai
@@AlejandroP1980s Okay, however are you going to argue that the Ford Explorer, Subaru Ascent, Toyota Highlander, Chevy Tahoe/Suburban, Honda Pilot, and even the Kia Telluride and Hyundai Palisade are worse than the Journey? You won’t, because you know that at least three quarters of the cars on that list are leaps and bounds better than the Journey, although every one on the list is better in its own way.
Also, I love how you go straight to the worst of the Japanese manufacturers, neglecting to mentions the ones that you know are actually good. Also, maybe you don’t know, but Kia and Hyundai are *Korean* not Japanese.
Go back to your precious Dodge Journey, I’ll continue to live in the 21st century.
@@AlejandroP1980s Also, I can’t make sure that what you said is actually what I responded to because it seems like you typed something in Spanish then translated it through every language in Google Translate and tried to make your point come across, maybe you could explain your dwindling point better next time?
The last new vehicle that's still using a 4-speed auto.
And it works great and great gas mileage as well better than a cvt we had a nissan murano before we got this and Nissan was a money pit Every fca vehicle we've had has been great from our Chrysler 200, 2016 Dodge journey and my work vehicle a 2016 dodge dart zero problems 👍
@@aztecanorteamericano2741 I had a 2007 Nissan Altima S that I bought used in 2011 with 36k miles then got rid of it in 2015 with 66k miles. The CVT was replaced at 60k miles. It also had a few other problems such as the radio display fading when it's hot outside, some of the buttons would sometimes not work, the A/C blower motor was replaced at one point & had to replace the battery twice in a short amount of time. Replaced it with a new 2015 Toyota Camry XSE V6 that has around 50k miles now & hasn't had any problems so far as expected.
@@aztecanorteamericano2741 the journey gets 19/25 mpg. That is v6 fuel economy from a 4 cylinder engine.
Your right and that's why unlike their Jeep brethren that use the Fiat 2.4, not Chryslers and a junky, hard to and expensive to service German 9 speed that had reliability issues galore.
this is the same as my 2014😐
THIS IS MY MOM'S CAR
Seriosly 2020? It look desame with my 2009 my lord. The one who design this one his brain was stuck in 2009 maybe.
i mean it’s ok just a face lift
Rented a car they gave me a journey returned it 30 miles later doesn’t even have a regurlar screen no Apple CarPlay everything is uncomfortable worst truck i ever drove
The Journey was a great entry-level vehicle! It was designed to be a very affordable, family-friendly option with three rows, so many of the technology and advanced features were held for higher trims or other vehicles.
People actually like these cars? This car is nothing but a big joke. I'm glad Dodge had finally stopped making these damn things, which should've been done years ago.