Looking at the 2014 Dodge Journey
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Originally Posted By: Tdbo
Update on Lemon Law stats. Now improved to #15:
http://www.lemonlaw.com/carcomplaintindex.html
Interesting list, I see the numbers are adjusted to account for sales numbers. Kinda goes towards my theory that all cars are about the same reliability wise, so just buy what you like and can get a good deal on.
Update on Lemon Law stats. Now improved to #15:
http://www.lemonlaw.com/carcomplaintindex.html
Interesting list, I see the numbers are adjusted to account for sales numbers. Kinda goes towards my theory that all cars are about the same reliability wise, so just buy what you like and can get a good deal on.
Thanks for your thoughts and reviews. I think I will make an appointment to look at it a little more closely. I do tow a pop-up camper, but only my Windstar is set up for towing and I wouldn't trade it as the Journey is only rated at 2500#. Not enough for my 2000# camper considering GVWR.
Originally Posted By: dave180
Thanks for your thoughts and reviews. I think I will make an appointment to look at it a little more closely. I do tow a pop-up camper, but only my Windstar is set up for towing and I wouldn't trade it as the Journey is only rated at 2500#. Not enough for my 2000# camper considering GVWR.
Does the Journey offer a 6 cyl? I'd look at a 6 cyl Escape or Equinox/Terrain as well, they can tow 3500 lbs.
Thanks for your thoughts and reviews. I think I will make an appointment to look at it a little more closely. I do tow a pop-up camper, but only my Windstar is set up for towing and I wouldn't trade it as the Journey is only rated at 2500#. Not enough for my 2000# camper considering GVWR.
Does the Journey offer a 6 cyl? I'd look at a 6 cyl Escape or Equinox/Terrain as well, they can tow 3500 lbs.
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Originally Posted By: dave180
Thanks for your thoughts and reviews. I think I will make an appointment to look at it a little more closely. I do tow a pop-up camper, but only my Windstar is set up for towing and I wouldn't trade it as the Journey is only rated at 2500#. Not enough for my 2000# camper considering GVWR.
Does the Journey offer a 6 cyl? I'd look at a 6 cyl Escape or Equinox/Terrain as well, they can tow 3500 lbs.
No more V6 Escape, but the 2.0L Turbo I4 Escape can pull 3500 pounds. I think the engine would be great for towing. Torque available almost right off idle!
Originally Posted By: dave180
Thanks for your thoughts and reviews. I think I will make an appointment to look at it a little more closely. I do tow a pop-up camper, but only my Windstar is set up for towing and I wouldn't trade it as the Journey is only rated at 2500#. Not enough for my 2000# camper considering GVWR.
Does the Journey offer a 6 cyl? I'd look at a 6 cyl Escape or Equinox/Terrain as well, they can tow 3500 lbs.
No more V6 Escape, but the 2.0L Turbo I4 Escape can pull 3500 pounds. I think the engine would be great for towing. Torque available almost right off idle!
Originally Posted By: dave180
Originally Posted By: cptbarkey
being a typical boring crossover hybrid sperm pod me too vehicle, its extremely overpriced and overvalued by the masses.
The GMC/Chevy offerings are out of my price range. What would you recommend?
https://bobistheoilguy.com/forums/ubbthreads.php/topics/3318932/Re:_2014_Dodge_Grand_Caravan
Originally Posted By: cptbarkey
being a typical boring crossover hybrid sperm pod me too vehicle, its extremely overpriced and overvalued by the masses.
The GMC/Chevy offerings are out of my price range. What would you recommend?
https://bobistheoilguy.com/forums/ubbthreads.php/topics/3318932/Re:_2014_Dodge_Grand_Caravan
Drove it today, liked it, bought it.
The Pentastar V6 is one powerful engine and the 6 spd transmission was nearly seamless in it shifts. Also, VERY quiet inside.
The Pentastar V6 is one powerful engine and the 6 spd transmission was nearly seamless in it shifts. Also, VERY quiet inside.
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