2014 Dodge Journey Overview, Reviews, Ratings & Specs

It has heated seats and steering wheel, it is very reliable, it has many helpful safety features, it has automatic start using the key fob so I can get it started and warmed up which is helpful in the winter.

My Dodge Journey has been great on gas, low maintenance, very durable truck for winter driving. Love the screen and great speakers. Very easy to drive. My journey is overall a good vehicle. Would recommend.

Big family car, drives easy, ok on gas, secret compartment, good for driving long or short distances, easy to clean, easy to work on except for the battery, doesn't need a lot of maintenance, just changed the wiper tubing.

Smooth ride. Easy to understand controls. Optional heating and climate controls for driver, passenger, and rear are convenient. There's plenty of leg room and room for passengers. Very good vehicle overall.

It has 9 passenger seating that can convert to 6 for more cargo space. It is an SUV that is comparable for all passengers. A lot of cargo room, plus climate control for back passengers. It has dual sound system.

It has heated seats and steering wheel which are helpful in the winter. It has pretty good gas mileage. The digital screen makes it easy to operate heat, air, music, etc. While driving without getting distracted.

Spacious, good gas mileage, very reliable. My journey has helped me be able to move large equipment while not breaking the bank on gas due to its excellent miles per gallon. The modern features and Bluetooth capabilities also make for an excellent ride.

It has great gas mileage. It seats 7. Great gas mileage with the 4 cylinder, but still. Great power. Lots of storage built in. Spacious 2nd row. It has push button start and unlock features. Comfortable seats! Charging ports throughout.

It does not accelerate very quickly so getting on the highway and changing lanes can be tricky, it would be nice if it had a rear view camera to help with backing up and parking, other than that I have had no problems.

The Dodge Journey does not have a lot of trunk space without putting the third row down. Mechanical issues with the wiring behind the screen. Lots of recalls. Not a lot of room in the middle seats. Braking system has a lot of issues.

Battery is in the wheel well, tires are a little pricey like 800 for a set, needs synthetic oil to make engine last longer. Other than that it is ok to have as a vehicle but I wouldn't like to get a newer model some time down the road.

Sometimes when you accelerate from a stop, especially in wet road conditions, the front tires 'spin'. And it is not necessarily from starting too fast. It happens intermittently. The car dogs up in the interior rather quickly. Defrost will clear the windshield but not the side windows. It is very dangerous.

It does not have backup cameras, or side cameras. The gas mileage around town is about 18 mpg but highway is about 23. There isn't a lot of legroom for 3Rd row passengers. It only has front stereo speakers.

The biggest con is that it does not accelerate very quickly. This is always a problem when I am trying to merge onto the highway and it takes longer than it should to accelerate to the correct speed limit.

The boy cons with the vehicle are that it is a little bulky so sometimes parking is a bit of a pain. I wish it had a rear view camera for this very reason as when driving in the heart of a city sometimes the blind spots trying to back out into traffic can cause some issues.

The battery is under the wheel well which is a task to get to and makes it difficult to change. The 3rd row is small, better for smaller children. Wouldn't be able to pull boats or campers. Lights do come on automatically.