2010 Dodge Journey
Summary:
I would not buy another Journey
General Comments:
The Journey has no power and torque. It moves up a gear on the slightest incline.
It not only has no power, it gets terrible mileage.
The looks and design are great, the power does not match up with the looks. Dual exhausts on a car with no power?
Would you buy another car from this manufacturer? Don't Know
Review Date: 26th August, 2011
6th Jan 2012, 01:33
I have a 2010 Dodge Journey with the 2.3 liter four cylinder motor, and I agree that this SUV does not have enough torque, and the 4 gear box does not help when driving in hills.
This SUV consumes 14.5 liters of gas in the city to run 100 km (6.89 kilometers per liter), which is the same as 16.37 MPG (miles per gallon) according to the computer, which almost agrees with Dodge's EPA specifications for the city, that claims it's 19 miles per gallon (MPG).
Note that I put it a high performance air filter in the air filter box.
5th Jan 2013, 06:29
Now my 2010 Dodge Journey has 23000 km. I have the Journey with the 2.3 motor. This car hasn't had any failures. The only trouble is that the brakes vibrate. I have had to change the brake pads and the rectification of the disc brakes. Dodge should increase the SIZE of the pads and disc brakes, and also they should be made of CARBON-CERAMIC in order to be able to brake an SUV as heavy as the Dodge Journey, and its cargo of seven passengers and their luggage.
Another issue is that the suspension makes the Dodge Journey jump a lot.
In general I'm satisfied with this car. I hope that Dodge Mexico makes a recall for these failures, at least paying 50% of the charge for the brake pads. Or 50% of the new shock absorbers.
10th Nov 2011, 18:23
Should have bought the V6 - I test drove an 09 the other day, and it had more than adequate power, and will get into the mid 20's in fuel economy. It also rode extremely well and handled fine. Want even more power? The 2011 has 283hp.