2009 Dodge Journey Usados en Venta

I like my vehicle because it is a little roomy; it works great for a family car. I like that I can let all my seats down in the car, and I also have a built-in cooler. Things that I donÕt like about my car is I feel like it sucks up gas. I feel like I put way too much gas in my car. It usually takes just about 40 dollars to fill up every go round. I also donÕt like having a car note. I feel like my interest rate was way too high for the SUV. I like my car because IÕm able to fit lots of thing in it when me and my family are taking road trips . Great space for coolers and bags. I can fit up to at least seven people into my car, and everyone will have a seat belt safety first. My SUV drives pretty smooth. Some others things I donÕt like is the amount of money I have to put in my car for repairs or how much new tires cost for my SUV. They are very expensive; it usually cost me close to a thousand bucks for a brand new set. Overall, I would snuggest my vehicle to someone that wants a roomy vehicle.

I really like the looks of this vehicle. I did not want a van but did not want a huge SUV so I settled for a Journey. I like the sporty look to it and how it has a sunroof. My favorite parts are the sunroof, heated seats, and remote start. With three kids in car seats, I love that I can still fit them three across in the back. I have had some problems from the beginning. One being my brakes. My brakes have been changed multiple times, and my car still shakes really bad when I brake. It also has been having transmission problems, and this is a reason we are trading it in tomorrow. As much as I love the looks, it has been a lot of problems when it comes to my brakes and transmission. Overall, it is a nice car and will get you where you need to go. Once it hit 150,000 miles, the car started to dramatically go downhill. I have also had fuses go out, and it's been a pain trying to fix the right one. If I had the option to buy it again, I would but only if it was a newer one with less miles. I would also go for the third-row option because my kids can fit, but they sure do argue a lot being that close!

Overall I am very happy with this vehicle. We are a family of five and this car has been great up until now. With smaller children, this vehicle has been perfect. Plenty of leg room for everyone. Now that my kids are getting older and bigger, leg room is definitely becoming and issue. All interior aspects of the car have been great with the exception of the power locks. The power locks on the driver's side, both front and rear, no longer work. This is certainly an inconvenience after only 50,000 miles, but that is the only interior problem I have experienced. As far as the powertrain, I have had no problems. I currently have 65,000 mile on the vehicle and no engine or transmission problems outside of a cracked coolant reservoir which I replaced myself for a cost of $30 for the part and about 10 minutes of my time. Fuel economy of this vehicle has been great considering the number of passengers I usually carry. A round trip from NJ to Florida, with five passengers and a lot of luggage, consumed approximately 160 gallons of gas total. Not too bad considering some other vehicles I have owned which would have easily doubled that.