2015 Dodge Journey Overview, Reviews, Ratings & Specs

Pro: Easy to drive with radio control features on the steering wheel. Touchscreen for easy use while driving. Detailed dash with menu options. Great sound system. Safe and reliable. Cons: Has to many recalls. Touchscreen could have more features and less knobs. No storage under passenger seat. No Bluetooth.

Size of vehicle and ability to pull a trailer. Price point is ok, comfortable drive, smooth ride. Looks modern and not like a mom car, sits high so you can see around you good. Seats fold down easily for extra room.

It has Soft seats, smooth drive, voice listening, good gas mileage, good air and heating system. Also, it has a Backup camera. In addition it is run by gasoline, it also has all wheel drive, anti lock brakes.

Feels roomy on the inside without feeling big on the road. Smooth ride. Plenty of accessible storage in the cabin. Intuitive entertainment console. Good gas mileage in city driving, adequate highway mileage(70-75 mph).

Drivability, its comfortable, decent gas mileage, handles snow well. Heated steering wheel and seats are nice. Roomy interior. Nice upgrades. Low maintenance costs so far. Reliable. Kids love it and so do we.

My interior is leather. I love how it has a drop down feature in the second row for placing drinks. I love that it has Push button start. It also has a Third row seating feature. Plenty of Extra storage space.

It is roomy and has lots of storage. There's a 3rd row if needed. Good gas mileage for an SUV. Great car to take on long trips. Higher off the ground but not too high. Easy to get into. Plenty of legroom in middle row which most people ride in.

Extra, hidden storage spaces. Optional 3rd row. Leather seats. Heated seats. Remote start. Automatic drivers seat adjustment. Satellite radio capability. Touch screen. Heated steering wheel. Cost. Affordable.

No Bluetooth or option for. Way to many recalls that require lengthy stays at dealership. Lots of blind spots, will need blind spot mirrors. Touch screen could be bigger with no knobs. No storage under passenger seat.

Power window is not working properly. I hate the vinyl between the driver and passenger seat that covers the arm area... Cheap. It can pull a trailer but struggles. Needs to have an option to take out of overdrive.

It does not have enough room in the 3rd row in the vehicle. I would love to have a GPS. It lack driver-assistance technologies. Lack heated seats and steering wheel. The price of the Crossover is not too bad but it needs these feature to be a better vehicle.

Not enough power in the four cylinder, front cup holders are not in the most convenient place, could be more reachable. Highway mileage could be better. Aux port is in a very inconvenient location (center armrest console).

Eats more gas than I would like. The radio has some defects and it struggles to connect to my phone constantly despite repeated software updates. Transmission has already had some issues despite low mileage but was covered under warranty.

It takes a lot of gas. Almost 16 or 17 miles per gallon. It is very difficult to get to the spare tire. The heater is in the dashboard which makes it extremely difficult to get to. Seems to have funny electrical problems.

Absolutely No leg room in the back seat. This the third row and even shorter people struggle with riding in. It can be a bumpy ride if the road is not super smooth. You can feel every bump on most roads. There have been a number of recalls and due to my location getting the fixed has been a challenge.

Feels cheap. Gas mileage is just okay. Tire rod broke at less than 10,000 miles. Very low safety rating. Battery is annoying to check and change. The price tag is cheap, so the parts are cheap. The dealership I bought it from was terrible and has terrible customer service.