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2014 Dodge Journey

# 14 out of 23 in 2014 affordable midsize suvs.

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2014 Dodge Journey Review

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The 2014 Dodge Journey ranks in the middle of its class. While it has a nice cabin and low ownership costs, a number of its rivals are more fun to drive, have nicer interiors, or offer better safety and reliability ratings.

Underpowered base engine

Poor fuel economy

No advanced safety features

What's New for 2014

No major changes

Features and Specs

16-19 City / 24-26 Hwy

173 - 283 horsepower

Dodge Journey Rankings

The 2014 Dodge Journey's #14 ranking is based on its score within the 2014 Affordable Midsize SUVs category. Currently the Dodge Journey has a score of 7.7 out of 10, which is based on our evaluation of 43 pieces of research and data elements using various sources .

• # 12 in 2014 Affordable SUVs with 3 Rows
• # 14 in 2014 Affordable Midsize SUVs
• # 25 in 2014 Affordable Crossover SUVs
• # 49 in Used SUVs with 3 Rows under $15K
• # 122 in Used Crossover SUVs under $10K
• # 148 in Used Midsize SUVs under $20K
• Critics' Rating 8.2
• Performance 6.8
• Total Cost of Ownership 9.1
• Interior 7.7

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2014 Dodge Journey Overview

Is the 2014 dodge journey a good used suv.

The Journey is an OK SUV, but there are better options in the competitive midsize SUV class . The Journey's strengths include a potent available V6, an upscale interior, and easy-to-use available tech features. On the other hand, the base engine isn't very powerful, its fuel economy is poor, and there are no available advanced safety features.

Used 2014 Dodge Journey Performance and Interior

You should skip over the Journey's weak standard four-cylinder engine and instead buy a model with the available V6, which has much better power for daily driving. A four-speed automatic transmission comes with the four-cylinder, while the V6 has a six-speed automatic. The four-cylinder gets poor fuel economy for the class, at 19 mpg in the city and 25 mpg on the highway. Opting for the V6 only loses you a couple mpg in city driving, while highway fuel economy stays the same. This crossover has a smooth ride over rough roads, though it's not quite as athletic as nimbler competitors when steering through turns. Front-wheel drive is standard, and all-wheel drive is available – though only in V6-powered models.

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The Journey's cabin has contemporary styling with high-quality materials. The Journey is a five-seat crossover; an available third row of seats makes room for up to seven people. The front seats aren't particularly supportive, but they offer a great view of the road ahead. The second-row seats can recline for greater comfort, while the available third row is best left to children. Some models have integrated child booster seats in the second row. The outboard seats in the second row each have a full set of LATCH child-seat connectors. There's an additional upper tether anchor on the middle second-row seat, and no LATCH connectors in the third row.

The base Journey AVP is reasonably well-equipped, with features like a 4.3-inch Uconnect infotainment system, a USB port, and dual-zone air conditioning. An upgraded 8.4-inch touch screen is available, along with Bluetooth, navigation, and a rear-seat entertainment system. Many competitors offer Bluetooth as a standard feature. The standard touch screen is on the small side, so on-screen buttons can be tough to use. The larger available system is much easier to use, with sharper graphics and an intuitive interface.

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How Much is a 2014 Dodge Journey?

Prices for a used 2014 Journey start around $13,000 for the base AVP (American Value Package) model and go up to about $18,000 for the range-topping R/T trim. The total cost of a used Journey can vary with each car’s condition, mileage, or location.

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We compiled and analyzed 43 published reviews to give you an idea of the Journey's strengths and weaknesses. We also added information on reliability, safety, and more to help you decide if the Journey is the right used crossover for you.

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How Reliable Is the 2014 Dodge Journey?

The Journey's reliability rating of three out of five is average among midsize SUVs and across the industry as a whole.

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2014 Dodge Journey Safety

Score: 8.4/10.

The Journey has decent safety scores, though many midsize SUV rivals have high crash test ratings. The Insurance Institute for Highway Safety gave the Journey the highest rating of Good in four out of five tests, but the lowest rating of Poor in the fifth – the small overlap front test. The Journey earned four out of five stars overall from the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration, with four stars in front and rollover crash tests and five stars in the side crash test. An available rearview camera and rear parking sensors are the Journey's only safety features. Some rivals offer advanced collision avoidance features like blind spot monitoring, rear cross traffic alert, or forward collision warning.

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Should I Consider Another Used Journey?

The 2014 Journey is part of the SUV's current generation, which includes all model years from 2009 through 2017. There were no major changes between the 2012, 2013, and 2014 model years, so you may want to consider an older model to save some money.

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Which Used Dodge Journey Is Right for Me?

Since the standard four-cylinder engine is so underwhelming, you'll want to skip the base and Dodge Journey SE trims and step up to at least the SXT trim to find a model with the V6. With the SXT, you'll also get satellite radio, fog lamps, and roof rails. The Limited trim comes standard with the V6, along with leather seats, heated front seats, dual-zone automatic climate control, the larger 8.4-inch touch screen, and Bluetooth. Unique styling elements and a sport-tuned suspension come in R/T models. You may be able to find a lower trim level with an option package that adds some features from upper trims.

A certified pre-owned Journey may suit you best. For certified pre-owned Dodge vehicles, the original new-car powertrain warranty is extended to seven years or 100,000 miles. CPO vehicles also get a three-month/3,000-mile Maximum Coverage Care warranty. There are restrictions related to mileage and models, so read the Dodge warranty page carefully.

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2014 Dodge Journey and Other SUVs to Consider

Which is better: 2014 dodge journey or 2014 kia sorento.

The Kia Sorento and the Dodge Journey are fairly evenly matched. Both rivals have underwhelming base engines, available third-row seats, and identical reliability ratings. The Sorento comes standard with satellite radio and Bluetooth (both of which are only available in the Journey), but it lacks a standard infotainment system like the Dodge and has less upscale cabin materials. There are more available advanced safety features in the Sorento, like parking sensors and blind spot monitoring. It also has more overall cargo space and earns slightly higher fuel economy estimates – but it has higher ownership costs, too.

Which Is Better: 2014 Dodge Journey or 2014 Ford Edge?

As long as you don't need more than five seats, the Ford Edge is a much better crossover than the Journey. The Edge's engines are all powerful, its fuel economy estimates are higher, and it has more athletic handling. The Edge has a roomy, high-end interior, though most features are only available versus standard. The Edge is available with more safety features, and it gets a better safety score. It also has one of the highest reliability estimates in the class.

Which Is Better: 2014 Dodge Journey or 2014 Dodge Durango?

The Dodge Durango is worth a look if you're considering the Journey. The Durango comes standard with a strong V6 and is available with a brawny V8, too. It has more standard features, standard seating for seven, and significantly more cargo space. However, the Durango's fuel economy estimates and reliability rating are lower than those earned by the Journey.

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Dodge Journey

Smaller than the typical mid-sized SUV, this version of the Journey is a dated and mediocre performer. It rides well and is quiet, but that's about all. It suffers from a lack of agility, lousy fuel economy from the optional 3.6-liter V6, a reluctant transmission, and a tiny third-row seat. Poor IIHS small overlap crash-test results add to the long list of demerits.

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• 2.4-liter 4 (173 hp)
• 3.6-liter V6 (283 hp)
• 6-speed automatic
• 4-speed automatic

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The 2011 reworking brought a much nicer interior and a better V6, but the lack of agility and still-mediocre fuel economy keep it out of the top ranks. Plus it was more expensive than many better rivals. Poor IIHS small overlap crash-test results and below average owner satisfaction add to the long list of demerits. Three row seating became standard for 2018.  Ultimately, we think you'd be better served looking at something else. The V6 engine and all-wheel drive were dropped in 2020 and the Journey finally came to an end.

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2014 Dodge Journey Review

•   Engine 3.6L V6
•   Power 283 HP / 260 LB-FT
•   Transmission 6-Speed Auto
•   Drivetrain All-Wheel Drive
•   Curb Weight 4,238 LBS
•   Seating 2+3+2
•   Cargo 67.6 CU-FT (max)
•   MPG 16 City / 24 HWY
•   Base Price $28,395
•   As Tested Price $32,315
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• The Crossroad builds on the well-equipped success of the mid-level Journey SXT Plus, and includes Chrysler's excellent 8.4-inch UConnect infotainment system with Bluetooth and satellite radio, as well as dual-zone climate control.
• While the Crossroad doesn't add any new tech to the package, it butches up the looks of the mostly inconspicuous Journey body with off-road-inspired front and rear fascias that give the model more of a crossover look (the standard model can still look a lot like a minivan or wagon). That newfound attitude is furthered by the inclusion of 19-inch black-finish five-spoke wheels, dark chrome grille surrounds, smoked taillights and black headlight housings.
• The Crossroad's cabin includes leather seats with "sport mesh" inserts, while liquid graphite trim pieces add some flash to the plasticky cabin. While they're largely from the Chrysler parts bin, the addition of a leather-wrapped wheel and gearshift knob (both part of the Crossroad trim) help elevate the cabin to a somewhat more premium feel.
• Dodge offers a prehistoric 2.4-liter engine and four-speed automatic on the Journey, but we feel confident in saying you really don't want this. Instead, upgrade to the aforementioned 3.6-liter Pentastar V6 ($1,700 on the front-wheel-drive model, or $3,400 for the all-wheel-drive six-cylinder). This V6 sings to the tune of 283 horsepower and 260 pound-feet of torque, which is plenty of grunt for the 4,238-pounder. Adding the Pentastar also adds a six-speed automatic. The downside of this package, though, is that you'll be netting mediocre fuel economy – the best the Pentastar/AWD Journey can hope for is a dismal 16 miles per gallon in the city and 24 on the highway.
• We shouldn't be surprised, but the Pentastar/6AT combination is still very good to drive several years after its debut. Power is abundant, and the V6's revvy nature makes it a surprising bit of fun. It sounds quite nice, too. The six-speed is quick on upshifts, although we found the Crossroad's unit to be slower than we remember on downshifts.
• The ride isn't too objectionable. Secondary impacts (body shuddering and whatnot) can be present, but they only really popped up on some of the worst roads we came across. On smoother thoroughfares, there is nothing terribly offensive about the ride, aside from a excess of vertical movement, and the addition of 19-inch wheels has done surprisingly little to hurt the ride much, either.
• The Journey's driving environment is a fairly typical one for the CUV market. The driver rides high, and the range of adjustment on the six-way power driver's seat is just fine. The seats themselves aren't heavily bolstered (a plus for easy ingress/egress), but we still think they'd be quite comfortable for long hauls.
• Of course, the folks who buy the Journey aren't likely to be too interested in dynamic driving impressions. As a family vehicle, there's little reason to think that the Crossroad wouldn't make a suitable companion for those who need two rows everyday, but who appreciate the additional utility provided by an extra pair of seats. Space in the second row is certainly manageable for the longer-legged, although not surprisingly, the optional third row is somewhat cramped. Opting for the third row, though, does add a tilt/slide function to the second row and a recline function to the third, both of which are rather nice.
• The third row does, however, have a big impact on cargo volume, as it shrinks from 37 cubic feet to just 10.7 cu ft when the back seats aren't stowed.
• Prices for the Journey Crossroad start at a very reasonable $24,995 for a front-drive model, although the sticker will read at least $28,395 if you want something like our all-wheel-drive, V6-powered tester. From there, things can increase quickly. There are eight different optional packages that add everything from the aforementioned third-row seats, to a backup camera, upgraded stereo and heated seats. In our case, we had all of that, and then some.
• With an as-tested price of $32,315, our Journey included a sunroof ($1,095), upgraded 368-watt, six-speaker stereo ($395), a navigation and backup camera pack ($995), a Popular Equipment package (heated seats and steering wheel, plus automatic headlamps for $995), a rear-seat entertainment system ($1,195) and the optional third-row seats, which added a tilt and sliding function for the second row ($1,500). As we mentioned earlier, we'd strongly recommend opting for the $3,400 AWD/Pentastar combo.

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features & specs

The 2014 dodge journey offers three rows of seats in an easy-to-manage package, all for an affordable price..

The Dodge Journey is a crossover wagon that can seat up to seven, one that competes against vehicles like the Toyota Venza, Honda CR-V, Ford Edge and Chevy Equinox. But it doesn't quite have the recognition or sales that those vehicles enjoy--in part, because the original 2009 Journey was so flawed, in so many ways. Over the years it's seen big improvements in its interior, drivetrains, and suspension tuning, and it's no longer the underwhelming wagon it was back then.

With smart packaging, an optional third row for occasional use, and a far nicer interior plus better roadholding and handling than the original, the modern-day Dodge Journey is more flexible than five-seat competitors and includes a lot of features for the price. While it sells in roughly the price range of compact crossovers, it's dimensionally larger--meaning you get more car for the money. Larger families may find it suits their needs without the thirst for fuel and sheer on-the-road bulk of larger seven-seat mid-size crossovers like the Toyota Highlander or the much longer Nissan Pathfinder.

Now seven model years old, the design of the 2014 Journey still splits the difference between a tall wagon with all-wheel drive and a boxy sport-utility vehicle. We appreciate that Dodge has shaken off the same-as-the-other-guy sheetmetal that clothes other crossovers, giving the Journey lines that are refreshingly different, even if they're no longer necessarily fresh. The look isn't so different that it's wacky, but different enough to avoid that same-old-family-vehicle styling rut. Inside, the Journey follows a smooth, swoopy look and simple layout, with large dials and knobs and an LCD touchscreen framed by high-quality materials.

A couple of years ago, Chrysler gave the Journey a completely new interior, with a more elegant instrument panel, better trim, and soft-touch materials. Under the hood, it got the new 3.6-liter Pentastar V-6 engine, along with a large number of improvements that reduced noise, made the ride smoother, and generally upped the quality level substantially. The original Journey just didn't have the refinement it should have; today's Journey is one of the better picks among crossovers, even if that remains largely unknown.

There's a lot for busy parents to like about the 2014 Journey. Dodge and Chrysler clearly applied some of its long-honed expertise with minivans to this interior, as people and cargo really fit well and there are plenty of smaller spaces for personal items, toys, and accessories. Front seats are what we’d best describe as ‘American-sized’—think wider than some other seats. Back-seat accommodations are among the best you’ll find in any vehicle this size, and the seats are contoured to fit adults; the seatback is adjustable for rake, and the whole bench slides fore and aft a few inches, so it’s easy to get comfortable back there. The rear seat folds fully flat, and under the rearward portion of the cargo floor there’s a huge space vast enough for a couple of laptop bags.

The Journey is offered in an extensive lineup, with AVP (American Value Package), SE, SXT, Limited, and R/T models. Several of the models (the Limited and R/T) get more features for the money in 2014. You'll need to step up to SXT models to get either the V-6 engine or all-wheel drive. But even with the base model you get power windows, locks and mirrors; air conditioning; cruise control; pushbutton start; a cooled glove box; a telescoping steering wheel; and an AM/FM/CD player. Bluetooth isn't included on the base model, but it is a $395 option. Seven-passenger seating is available even on the base model, while you'll also need to get the SXT to get the UConnect media center option. That includes an 8.4-inch touch-screen that at the top of the lineup can combine with a Garmin navigation system that isn't all that intuitive. Sirius Satellite Radio and TravelLink features are available, along with a premium audio system.

Forget about the Journey if you're set on the idea of a four-cylinder or top-drawer fuel economy. Their loud, coarse 173-hp, 2.4-liter four-cylinder engine and four-speed automatic are dawdling and disappointing in nearly every respect. Otherwise you should head straight to one of the V-6 versions, as they're excellent and refined. Chrysler's 3.6-liter 'Pentastar' V-6 makes 283 horsepower and is hooked up to a six-speed automatic for much better responsiveness. The six-speed automatic can take some of the polish off the package, though: in some versions we've driven, the automatic juddered and hesitated before it downshifted.

The Journey's handling is reasonably responsive. Chrysler recently reworked the suspension to include stiffer, better-responding shocks and a lower ride height in front, and it's honed some of the duller responses the Journey had in its initial model years. The ride quality remains a strong point, with the proper damping and roll control for a family vehicle, but the rather quick steering ratio feels a little out of place.

Safety has been another strong point. The NHTSA awards the Journey four stars overall, while the IIHS calls it a Top Safety Pick.

2014 Dodge Journey Styling

We're still bullish on the journey's stance and details--especially its recently redone cabin..

We like the styling on the 2014 Dodge Journey, and that's because it finds a balance between tall wagons and boxy family SUVs, without looking like every other crossover on the market. It's different enough to look unique, but it's mainstream enough to not look out of place in the segment.

Its square shoulders, crosshair grille and smartly embossed fenders make it look at least a little athletic, especially considering its compact size. While its profile may look a slab-sided, the chiseled sheetmetal and  lipped wheelwells feel refreshing and different in an era of crossovers that typically skew to either the very boxy or incredibly curvaceous ends of the spectrum.

Inside, the Journey follows a smooth, swoopy look and simple layout, with large dials and knobs and an LCD touchscreen framed by high-quality materials. Open the Journey's door, and a bolt of metallic trim directs you quickly across a more softly sculpted dash, with suave finishes and tight fits. The contoured center stack gets mixed in with round cut-tube gauges and a blocky steering wheel, and it all hangs together, along with a big LCD screen (on some versions) and no-fuss climate controls that ride sidesaddle on that strip of bright trim.

2014 Dodge Journey Performance

The v-6 journey offers good acceleration and reasonably good handling; we'd skip the four-cylinder entirely..

The Journey isn't the right answer if you're looking for top-shelf fuel economy or a four-cylinder engine. It's a rough, 173-horsepower 2.4-liter four-cylinder with a four-speed automatic that disappoints in virtually every way possible.

With that in mind the V-6 model is both refined and powerful, with the 3.6-liter 'Pentastar' V-6 producing 283 hp pushed through a six-speed automatic transmission. That six-speed works well when you're really pushing the Journey, but we've experienced some shuddering in stop-and-go traffic.

The steering is very quick for a family vehicle, and doesn't deliver the feedback it needs. Ride quality remains a strong point, however, with the proper damping and roll control for a family vehicle; although keep in mind that wheel sizes now range from 17-inch to 19-inchers and those largest wheels don't soak up the impacts quite as well. In any case, braking is strong, though.

The Journey's handling is reasonably responsive. The Journey's suspension loads and unloads confidently, like a lower and leaner vehicle than it is, and there's none of the excessive bounding or wallowing when you hit a bump mid-corner with some taller crossovers. The ride quality remains a strong point, with the proper damping and roll control for a family vehicle. And while the hydraulic-assist steering system gets it right with weighting, the rather quick steering ratio feels a little out of place.

2014 Dodge Journey Comfort & Quality

Passengers and cargo will have ample space in the journey, but it's the little storage touches that impress us..

Parents will find a lot to like in the 2014 Dodge Journey. There are some obvious minivan-like qualities to the interior–likely pulled from Chrysler's experience with family hauling vans–and there's a lot of room for people and cargo. In general, you'll find the Journey to be an easy-to-drive option for a full-size family.

The cargo hold specs out at a swell 37 cubic feet behind the second row, and a tight 10.7 cubic feet behind the raised third-row seat. Flip everything down behind the front seats, and you can fit a half-dozen flat-screen TVs in the Journey's 67.6 cubic feet of space.

Front seats are what we’d best describe as ‘American-sized’—think wider than some other seats. Back-seat accommodations are among the best you’ll find in any vehicle this size, and the seats are contoured to fit adults (two of them, or three kids); the seatback is adjustable for rake, and the whole bench slides fore and aft a few inches, so it’s easy to get comfortable back there.

In back, folding the seats forward takes an extra step—you slide the middle portion of the outboard cushions up and forward first—but the reward is that you get a lower, flatter load floor as well as that better contouring. There are also many thoughtful solutions for storing odds and ends, and keeping some of them out of sight. For instance, the cushion of the passenger seat flips up to reveal a bin underneath, while below the rearward portion of the cargo floor there’s a huge space vast enough for a couple of laptop bags.

2014 Dodge Journey Safety

The journey's crash-test scores have been good, and it offers a few safety options we like to see..

The 2014 Dodge Journey rates decently with both agencies that rate crash safety. The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) gives the Journey an overall rating of four stars, with four stars for frontal crash and rollover protection and a top five-star individual score for side-impact protection.

The Insurance Institute for Highway Safety (IIHS) gives the 2014 Journey its top rating of "Good" on all four tests it conducted: moderate-overlap front crash, side crash, roof strength, and seats and head restraints. But it has not been tested under the new and tougher small-overlap front crash test, and it's no longer a Top Safety Pick as it has been in previous years.

 Every Journey comes standard with dual front, side, and curtain airbags; stability and traction control; active head restraints; and four-wheel disc brakes with anti-lock control. Integrated child booster seats are also offered for the second row. And we recommend the optional rearview camera and parking sensors.

2014 Dodge Journey Features

With excellent entertainment and connectivity features, the journey outpoints some of its newer competition..

There are currently six Journey models available–the American Value Package (AVP), SE, SXT, Crew, RT, and Limited–but you'll have to look at the SXT or higher if you want all-wheel drive or the V-6.

You'll also need to get the SXT, at minimum, to get the UConnect media center, an option that we appreciated for its ability to easily control a wide range of devices ranging from iPhones to SD cards (it even quickly indexed one with 16 GB of music). The system includes an 8.4-inch touch-screen that at the top of the lineup can combine with a Garmin navigation system that isn't all that intuitive. Sirius Satellite Radio and TravelLink features are available, along with the premium audio system, and a DVD entertainment system for backseat passengers is also optional.

Crew and R/T models added features last year, for better value, while prices on the R/T actually dropped by $1,000. The Limited model is new for 2014, and slotted just below the R/T, with standard UConnect, leather, and the 19-inch wheels. But even with the base model you get power windows, locks and mirrors; air conditioning; cruise control; pushbutton start; a cooled glove box; a telescoping steering wheel; and an AM/FM/CD player. A USB port is also included, although it's tucked away in the center console. Bluetooth isn't included on the base model, but it is a $395 option. Seven-passenger seating is available on any of the models.

Step into higher-trim Journeys and you'll add features like premium sound; keyless entry; leather seating; and hide-away cargo bins under the seats. SXT models can be optioned with UConnect and a power sunroof for 2013, but with the Journey Crew you get remote start, automatic climate control, leather steering-wheel trim, and in-seat storage. At the top R/T level you add appearance upgrades like red accent stitching, satin-carbon aluminum wheels, and a six-speaker, 368-watt premium audio system.

2014 Dodge Journey Fuel Economy

Average fuel economy is understandable with the v-6 journey--but less forgivable with the four-cylinder version..

The 2014 Dodge Journey isn't the most fuel-efficient way to get into a crossover. However, it lands pretty squarely around average for the segment, and its V-6 option does reasonably well on the highway.

The V-6 versions have somewhat lower numbers, but they're directly competitive with other V-6 crossovers, and we've seen good numbers in real-world driving, with results that meet or beat the Journey's 17-mpg city, 25 highway EPA ratings. Over about 700 miles of driving—across Michigan, and including a mix of freeway driving, family-hauling, and suburban side trips—we averaged 24 mpg. That's not far from what we've seen in four-cylinder crossovers this size in that kind of driving, and those models' powertrains aren't as satisfying as this V-6.

Technically, the base four-cylinder engine and four-speed automatic transmission produce the best mileage ratings in the lineup--an EPA-rated 19/26 mpg. That's lower than most other four-cylinder crossovers, and not at all impressive.

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2014 Dodge Journey R/T AWD Review

Introduced in 2008, the Journey is still a first-generation product and after All These Years is still considered to be a value oriented vehicle. For 2014, we got our hands on a fully loaded R/T model, which looks like a capable and versatile family hauler but raises the question: does this Dodge still deliver a deal when it’s generously optioned out?

It’s easy to see what makes the Journey so appealing – an MSRP of $20,990 means it’s quite affordable in its base form. If you find that model too limiting, a number of options help configure the Journey in a way that spans market segments. There’s a beefy 283 hp V6 available for those who want more power than the base four-cylinder, which makes just 173 hp. Front-wheel drive can be swapped for all-wheel drive and seating can increase from five seats to seven. Dodge can even add extra storage in the form of a compartment in the front passenger seat.

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Increasing sales per year mean that the Journey has been received with Open Arms thanks to its low price and family friendly versatility. Where the base model can hang with the CR-V in terms of price, passenger space and cargo capacity, the Journey makes available the option of more power and more seats than its competition.

The R/T model we have not only has the optional third row, but the extra two cylinders and extra drive wheels too. It also features a few extra interior goodies, including the Uconnect navigation system and red-accented leather upholstery. The only other vehicle in this class that can also offer a V6, all-wheel drive and seat seven is the fully loaded Mitsubishi Outlander, which is less powerful, offers less third-row headroom and is low on total cargo space compared to the Journey.

Equipped with the flexible seating package, the Journey’s second row gets tilt, slide and recline features in addition to the standard 60/40 split folding capability. Of course, the big draw of this package is the third row, which makes the Journey a possible minivan replacement. Sadly, these extra two seats are limited in terms of comfort, with just 23.4 inches of legroom and 37.7 inches of head room. It’s a good backup plan if you have to transport a few extra troops (and little ones at that) but if the question of Who’s Crying Now comes up, the answer will almost certainly be: someone in the third row.

The second row is far more comfortable offering up as much head-room as the segment leading Hyundai Santa Fe Sport. Legroom isn’t lacking either and back-seat passengers can even control their HVAC settings back there.

Cargo space is fantastic, with a total of 67.6 cubic feet of usable room. The cavernous trunk space was extremely helpful during home renovations, where the Journey proved capable of swallowing up an entire 30-inch bathroom vanity and mirror with no problems.

From The Lead Singer’s Chair

Finally, since all the important decisions are done by the folks in the front seats, the Journey R/T features comfy leather wrapped captain and co-pilot seats which also feature seat warmers. Especially appreciated during this cold weather was the heated steering wheel – a rare item in smaller crossovers.

Overall, the cabin uses soft-touch plastics to give the car a more premium feel and the always excellent Uconnect infotainment system was flawless during testing.

Rounding out the features of this R/T model is the standard 368-watt Infinity sound system which had us belting Don’t Stop Believing by Journey, in the Journey, with authentic enthusiasm. Other handy features added to our test vehicle included remote-start, navigation, a backup camera and parking sensors. While nice to have, it’s unfortunate that in a family-focused crossover like this the backup camera isn’t standard.

In case you haven’t noticed, there’s a bottomless pit of features, making this fully loaded model ring in at $35,325. While pricey, it is actually cheaper than a fully loaded Ford Escape.

Amped up Performance, Muted Fuel Economy

Poke the push-button start and the 3.6-liter Pentastar V6 engine roars to life. Where the 2.4-liter engine is a touch underpowered and paired to an ancient four-speed automatic, this V6 engine is Worlds Apart from its four-banger cousin. Paired with the all-wheel drive system and the six-speed automatic transmission, the Journey fulfills that rock star feeling of putting the foot down and taking off.

With nearly 300 hp on tap, it takes a lot to make this car feel like it’s run out of breath. One complaint is that the car gets noisy, a soundtrack comprising of engine and wind noise (not to mention occasional whining from the third row) that gets a bit grating on longer trips, so it’s a good thing that 368 watt sound system is standard.

Dodge claims that a high performance suspension setup is used in R/T models, along with a firmer feeling steering wheel but the handling characteristics of this vehicle aren’t too far on the wild-side. Worth mentioning is the cars Sweet and Simple driving feel, which was unexpected given the three-row setup and 4,238 lbs. curb weight. The all-wheel drive system is an on-demand setup, sending power to the rear-wheels when slip is detected. It worked well enough during a snowy winter, giving us that extra bit of confidence.

There are a few complaints with the vehicle’s powertrain. While it’s no doubt the best configuration of the crossover, the Journey is a bit on the loud side, especially during acceleration. Fuel economy is also a bit of a downer. We Faithfully saw 18 MPG during our week of testing in cold temperatures and snow. That’s not far off of the EPA estimated 19 MPG combined but other bigger V6 equipped three-row crossovers like the Santa Fe and Pathfinder can muster more miles per gallon.

In terms of looks, the Journey features the expected Dodge touches – a crosshair grille, sharply designed headlights, LED tail lights, along with fancy looking dual-chrome exhaust tips. It’s certainly cooler looking than a minivan.

The Verdict

Extremely versatile, the Journey is available Any Way You Want It : four-cylinders or six, up to three rows and all-wheel or front-wheel drive. While fuel efficiency could stand to be improved, the low starting price and sheer amount of affordable options help the value-packed Journey suit your needs.

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Best and worst Dodge Journey years — which to avoid

We explored the best and worst dodge journey years, pinpointing the models with the most issues and collecting honest opinions from owners, all to offer you an insightful overview of its historical reliability..

Before the discontinuation, the Dodge Journey was one of the best mid-size SUVs produced for a dozen generations, and Dodge didn’t give up on it due to reliability issues. However, that doesn’t mean you can just go ahead and buy any model as some model years have received quite a few complaints.

Don’t go searching through the market just yet, since our team decided to give you all the important details in one guide. We’ve scanned the NHTSA records on common complaints and recalls to give you a complete picture of best years to buy and worst Dodge Journey years to avoid . On top of that, we’ve gone an extra step as we reached out to real Journey owners for their accounts and experiences, so stay tuned for the details.

Why you can trust REREV’s advice on which car model years to avoid: Our car experts look at official data, ask real drivers what they think, and talk to experienced mechanics to make sure our list is useful. This reliable info can make buying a car easier for you. Want to know how we do it? Find out more about our research methodology .

How we rated the best and worst Dodge Journey years

During our evaluation of the Dodge Journey as a model, we’ve gone through the reports on various model years based on several sources. First, we relied on trustworthy organizations like the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration and we went through their records including details on recalls and common driver complaints.

After that, we’ve done some more digging on Dodge Journey recalls through reliable platforms like Cars.com, as well as sources of authority like Edmunds and Kelly Blue Book. As mentioned, we wanted to give you honest Dodge Journey reviews and we could only do that by citing some forums with real experiences of previous drivers and Journey owners.

Most common Dodge Journey problems

The Dodge Journey might be a safe and reliable vehicle. However, it is not exempt from faults and flaws. Among the Dodge Journey most common problems you could run upon are brake problems, defective remote keyless entry systems, interior water leaks, or even damaged head gaskets, so we’ll discuss each of those in more detail.

1. Overheating engine

Engine issues are a common issue in faulty Dodge Journey model years. For the Dodge Journey, these problems happened in the 2009-2016 model years, causing overheating once they hit the 78,000-mile mark. This problem is likely caused by coolant flow challenges due to debris locking the cylinder head coolant port at its primary thermostat housing.

At first, the vehicle’s temperature light may turn on, but this worsens over time. Some Journey owners complained that their vehicles experienced engine power loss , leading to overheating. The vehicle may also develop coolant leaks, which become excessive for its overflow reservoir, causing coolant fluid to spill over.

These engine problems are usually expensive and dangerous, depending on where they happen. For a driver, you don’t want to encounter engine issues every day.

2. Brake problems

Brake issues were the most common troubles that plagued the Dodge Journey, especially its 2009-2010 model years. The brakes on these models wear out prematurely , which happens to relatively new Journey vehicles at about 30,000 miles. Some drivers mentioned that this issue has become severe, requiring them to replace their brakes every three months.

The abovementioned issues are among the few brake-related problems you could face if you purchase a problematic Dodge Journey model year. These issues are inconvenient and dangerous, especially for driving at high speeds. You want to avoid a vehicle that struggles with maintaining proper brakes. 

3. Defective remote keyless entry system

The Dodge Journey has many cool features, and the remote keyless system is supposed to be one of them. Instead, the keyless system is another Dodge Journey feature that has become problematic for drivers.

Many frustrated owners complain that the system doesn’t work correctly as it gives off either wrong key readings or the annoying “key not detected” message. The system sometimes interferes with the key fob, preventing drivers from locking or unlocking the doors. To fix this issue, owners may need to do a software update.

4. Interior water leaks

Some owners of the 2009-2018 Dodge Journey models have expressed discomfort caused by dampness inside the cabin. The cabin appears vulnerable to water leaks , typically at a low mileage of about 50,000 to 60,000 miles. According to complaints from owners, the driver’s seat floor of the Dodge Journey may become wet when they travel in the rain.

Other drivers complained that they noticed leaks near the side of the Journey, causing wet floors and carpets. Additionally, some drivers reported leaks near windows, headliners, and vents, and you may need a professional to fix the leaks and resolve the issue.

5. Damaged head gasket

This is another notorious Dodge Journey issue among vehicle owners. Drivers note that this problem commonly happens at about 100,000 miles. It might begin with performance issues and graduate to engine failure over time. This may be due to cracked or damaged head gaskets.

Some drivers have reported having leaky or blown head gaskets , causing severe damage to the engine. Experts recommend a compression test to verify if your Journey has faulty head gaskets. If they are defective, you may replace them yourself if you are a DIYer or have a professional do the job.

Worst Dodge Journey years to avoid

The Dodge Journey has had several great models; however, there are also some model years you should avoid if you intend to purchase a Dodge Journey. Below is a list of Journey model years to avoid:

Naturally, our team will get you through all these model years and their issues so you can have an easier time picking the most reliable Journey model.

First-generation Journey (2009-2012 model years)

The 2009 Dodge Journey was the first model of this generation, and it was associated with numerous problems and complaints from drivers. Its prevalent issue was with the brakes, and many drivers complained of frequent brake replacements within a short timeframe. These drivers point out that the vehicle is too heavy for the brake pads and rotors.

Other drivers reported that regardless of how gentle you are with the vehicle, it doesn’t stop the brakes from wearing out at 30,000 miles or earlier. Additionally, the braking power isn’t sufficient for the size of the vehicle and can lead to disastrous accidents in the worst cases.

Another issue of the 2009 model year was with its transmission, which caused rough gear shifting . Some drivers complained that shifting the vehicle out of the first gear was difficult, especially during cold weather. Also, several drivers report that their transmission fails at around 60,000 miles, causing them to abandon the vehicle.

The 2009 and 2010 models were also plagued by electrical faults that prevented the engine from turning over, which may be caused by the neutral safety switch losing communication with the shifter. Most drivers had to put their vehicles in neutral to get the engine to start up. Some drivers also complained that they experience these issues on other components like the horn, windows, radios, etc.

2011 Dodge model year also had issues with the brakes, but unlike the 2009-2010 models, which had brakes that required premature replacements , the 2011 model had brakes that made grinding and squealing sounds. In addition to the noises, drivers complain that their 2011 Journey shakes the steering wheel while braking.

Best Dodge Journey years

The Dodge Journey has several years, which drivers have confirmed to be reliable while offering remarkable performance. So, are you still wondering what are the best Dodge Journey years to buy? The best Dodge Journey years are 2005, 2017, and 2020. Still, there’s a full list of best-rated models:

These Dodge Journey models are some of the best years to date and provide excellent performance. If you are searching for the best Journey years to buy, these years are great choices, and they would give little to no problems without any cause for expensive repairs.

2005 Dodge Journey

Based on all the available NHTSA records and reliability reports, the 2005 Dodge Journey is the best model to date. It only received a few complaints including some engine cooling difficulties, but none of those reports were sufficient to place the model on a list of problematic years.

With a clean reliability record , the model scored a decent overall rating of 4 out of 5 based on reliable automotive agencies.

2017 Dodge Journey

As for the later model years, the 2017 Dodge Journey made it to the list as one of the most reliable options. It received model-specific concerns with some of the main complaints being related to A/C heater faults and electrical malfunctions.

2020 Dodge Journey

Finally, we can’t leave out the 2020 Journey model which also proved to be pretty reliable with just under 10 reliability concerns. Among those, drivers have mostly reported problems with seat belts and brakes, while the model received an overall rating of 4.2 out of 5 on Cars.com and similar sources.

Is the Dodge Journey worth buying?

The Dodge Journey is an excellent SUV with remarkable performance. However, it doesn’t have a reasonable edge over its rivals, as consumers complain that the vehicle is made from cheap interior materials and lacks a host of safety features that can be found in most competitors.

If you’re eyeing versatile SUVs check out Ford Explorer Sport Trac years to avoid , Nissan Xterra years to avoid , or Mitsubishi Outlander years to avoid . While these vehicles are known for their ruggedness and capability, it’s vital to consider that not all model years have lived up to expectations.

What is the most common problem with the Dodge Journey?

The remote keyless entry system is Dodge Journey’s most reported issue. According to drivers, the system gives off the wrong readings or the u0022key not detectedu0022 message.

Is a Dodge Journey a reliable car?

The Dodge Journey is reliable as long as you keep away from its worst model years.

How many miles can you expect from a Dodge Journey?

The Dodge Journey can last up to 200,00 miles under ideal maintenance conditions.

Should I buy a Dodge Journey?

Yes, you can buy a Dodge Journey; however, you want to avoid buying its worst years. Also, it would be best if you considered its interior before making a purchase. 

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Located in Ames , IA / 1,192 miles away from Moscow, ID

CarFax No Accidents Reported,3rd Row Seat,Back-Up Camera,Bluetooth,Brake Assist,Keyless Start,3rd Row Seat,4 Cylinder Engine,4-Speed A/T,4-Wheel Disc ...

VIN: 3C4PDCAB8LT273165 Stock: LT273165K Certified Pre-Owned: No

2017 Dodge Journey Crossroad Plus 4dr SUV

• 54,030 miles
• 1 Accident, 2 Owners, Personal use only

Located in Medford , OR / 417 miles away from Moscow, ID

CarFax No Accidents Reported,Rare Find,3rd Row Seat,Back-Up Camera,Bluetooth,Brake Assist,Keyless Start,Satellite Radio,3rd Row Seat,4-Wheel Disc Brak...

VIN: 3C4PDCGG1HT545081 Stock: 545081F Certified Pre-Owned: No

• 16,981 miles
• No accidents, 1 Owner, Corporate fleet vehicle
• CarMax ( In-stock online )
• Transfer available from TX to ID *

Located in Houston , TX / 1,661 miles away from Moscow, ID

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VIN: 3C4PDCAB4LT275379 Stock: 25473137 Certified Pre-Owned: No

• 22,086 miles

VIN: 3C4PDCAB2LT262601 Stock: 25876847 Certified Pre-Owned: No

• 53,831 miles
• No accidents, 1 Owner, Personal use only
• Sunroof/Moonroof

Located in Roseburg , OR / 393 miles away from Moscow, ID

CarFax No Accidents Reported,CarFax 1-Owner,Rare Find,3rd Row Seat,Back-Up Camera,Bluetooth,Brake Assist,Entertainment System,Keyless Start,Leather Se...

VIN: 3C4PDDGG9JT477995 Stock: 27978B Certified Pre-Owned: No

• 62,013 miles

Located in San Antonio , TX / 1,554 miles away from Moscow, ID

VIN: 3C4PDCAB0LT249457 Stock: 2002967363 Certified Pre-Owned: No Listed since: 06-08-2024

2015 Dodge Journey SXT 4dr SUV

• 91,284 miles

Located in Sterling Heights , MI / 1,680 miles away from Moscow, ID

Rare Find,3rd Row Seat,Brake Assist,Keyless Start,Satellite Radio,3rd Row Seat,4 Cylinder Engine,4-Speed A/T,4-Wheel Disc Brakes,6-Speed A/T,A/C,A/T,A...

VIN: 3C4PDCBG0FT529135 Stock: AKFT529135 Certified Pre-Owned: No

2016 Dodge Journey Crossroad 4dr SUV

• 124,234 miles

Located in Morgantown , WV / 1,909 miles away from Moscow, ID

CarFax No Accidents Reported,Rare Find,3rd Row Seat,Bluetooth,Brake Assist,Keyless Start,Satellite Radio,3rd Row Seat,4-Wheel Disc Brakes,6-Speed A/T,...

VIN: 3C4PDDGG2GT160360 Stock: S160360K Certified Pre-Owned: No

• 62,335 miles

Located in Fresno , CA / 700 miles away from Moscow, ID

High Demand,3rd Row Seat,Back-Up Camera,Bluetooth,Brake Assist,Keyless Start,3rd Row Seat,4 Cylinder Engine,4-Speed A/T,4-Wheel Disc Brakes,A/C,A/T,AB...

VIN: 3C4PDCAB3LT273431 Stock: LT273431P Certified Pre-Owned: No

2019 Dodge Journey SE Value Package 4dr SUV

• 54,899 miles
• Transfer available from WA to ID *

Located in Lynnwood , WA / 262 miles away from Moscow, ID

VIN: 3C4PDCAB8KT868760 Stock: 25645049 Certified Pre-Owned: No

• 78,332 miles

CarFax No Accidents Reported,3rd Row Seat,Back-Up Camera,Brake Assist,Keyless Start,3rd Row Seat,4 Cylinder Engine,4-Speed A/T,4-Wheel Disc Brakes,A/C...

VIN: 3C4PDCAB3LT202360 Stock: LT202360K Certified Pre-Owned: No

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Make & Model

• Used ( 279 )
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Price & Payment

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• Great Price ( 5 )
• Good Price ( 7 )
• Fair Price ( 85 )
• SE Value ( 52 )
• Crossroad ( 47 )
• SE Value Package ( 12 )
• Crossroad Plus ( 8 )
• American Value Package ( 4 )
• Limited ( 4 )

Vehicle History

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• One Owner ( 97 )
• No Accidents ( 180 )
• Personal Use Only ( 125 )
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Engine & Drivetrain

Transmission.

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Engine Type

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• 4 cylinders ( 173 )
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Interior Color

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Total Seating

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• 7 Seats ( 234 )

Edmunds Expert Opinions

Expert opinions.

• Ample storage space ( 137 )
• Comfortable ride ( 99 )
• Comfortable seats ( 67 )
• Ample cargo space ( 59 )
• Effective climate control ( 56 )
• Excellent visibility ( 56 )
• Family friendly features ( 53 )
• User friendly infotainment ( 52 )
• Quality materials interior ( 43 )
• Advanced tech features ( 31 )
• Reliable safety features ( 26 )
• Suitable for long trips ( 22 )
• Configurable seating ( 10 )
• Excellent handling ( 10 )
• Easy access third row ( 1 )
• Precise handling ( 1 )
• Quiet highway ride ( 1 )
• Responsive acceleration ( 1 )

Comfort & Convenience

• 3rd Row Seating ( 145 )
• Audio And Cruise Controls On Steering Wheel ( 38 )
• Auto Climate Control ( 1 )
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• Navigation ( 12 )
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Engine & Exterior

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• Towing Hitch ( 22 )
• Upgraded Headlights ( 21 )
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Entertainment

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• Bluetooth ( 85 )
• Rear Entertainment System ( 3 )
• USB Inputs ( 1 )

Options & Packages

• 17" x 6.5" Aluminum Wheels ( 10 )
• 19" x 7.0" Gloss Black Aluminum Wheels ( 3 )
• 3.6L Flex Fuel V6 24-Valve VVT Engine ( 2 )
• 3.6L V6 24-Valve VVT Engine ( 24 )
• 50 State Emissions ( 24 )
• 6-Speed Automatic 62TE Transmission ( 18 )
• American Value Quick Order Package 22D ( 7 )
• Billet Clear Coat/Pitch Black Clear Coat ( 2 )
• Black ( 35 )
• Blacktop Package ( 56 )
• Comfort/Convenience Group (Fleet) ( 11 )
• Compact Spare Tire ( 7 )
• Connectivity Group ( 29 )
• Crossroad Plus Quick Order Package 22V ( 3 )
• Crossroad Plus Quick Order Package 28V ( 4 )
• Crossroad Quick Order Package 28U ( 3 )
• Driver Convenience Group ( 10 )
• Flexible Seating Group ( 25 )
• Front License Plate Attachment Screws ( 40 )
• High Beam Daytime Running Headlamps (Fleet) ( 4 )
• MOPAR All Weather Group ( 2 )
• Navigation & Sun Group ( 2 )
• Navigation and Back-Up Camera Group ( 10 )
• ParkSense Rear Park Assist System (Fleet) ( 10 )
• Popular Equipment Group ( 24 )
• Power Express Open/Close Sunroof ( 4 )
• Premium Group ( 9 )
• Premium Sound Group ( 3 )
• Quick Order Package 22A ( 19 )
• Quick Order Package 22B ( 54 )
• Quick Order Package 22E ( 6 )
• Quick Order Package 22F ( 18 )
• Quick Order Package 22S ( 11 )
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• Quick Order Package 28A ( 4 )
• Quick Order Package 28C ( 3 )
• Quick Order Package 28E ( 18 )
• Quick Order Package 28J ( 7 )
• Quick Order Package 28P ( 10 )
• Quick Order Package 28V ( 4 )
• Radio 4.3 ( 5 )
• Radio 4.3S (Fleet) ( 11 )
• Redline 2 Pearl Coat/Pitch Black Clear Coat ( 4 )
• SE Popular Equipment Group ( 21 )
• SE Quick Order Package 22F ( 4 )
• Second Row Seat w/2 Child Boosters ( 6 )
• Uconnect 4.3S ( 6 )
• Uconnect 8.4 Touch Screen Radio Group ( 5 )
• Uconnect Voice Command w/Bluetooth ( 25 )
• Uconnect Voice Command w/Bluetooth (Fleet) ( 10 )

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