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I hear people making negative comments about Dodge and mostly it's from people who have never owned one. I might be a little biased as a retiree from Chrysler, but I've never had a problem with any of the Chrysler products I've bought. The Journey is the best of all the vehicles I've owned. How many of you were hesitant about buying a Dodge and did the Journey change your opinion? How many of you bought a Dodge for the first time and are pleasantly surprised? If you've had issues, how many were dealer related and will that experience influence your opinion in the future?

Don't pay the full price they quote you for Sirius when your renewal comes due. The wanted me to pay over $220.00 + tax and I told them it was too much. I asked to speak to a supervisor and explained that I really liked Sirius but was retired and on a fixed income and couldn't justify spending that kind of money. I eventually got it down to $103.51including tax.

Like DRL's, hockey funk comes standard in Canada!

Congratulations! Don't forget to take the long way home, so you can enjoy the experience. Welcome to the forum!

How many miles do you have on your Journey. Isn't it still under warranty? Otherwise, you could try unhooking your battery for 15-30 minutes to see if it resets.

Welcome and congratulations!

You are very wise!

Ah, another believer. Welcome o the forum!!!

Naw, we drive downhill a lot!

Welcome to the forum. Your mileage will get better as the engine breaks in. I get over 26 mpg regularly on the highway. I've also gotten better than 30 mpg on occasion.

Welcome to the forum!

Welcome to the forum!

I put a Hemi sticker on my Dodge Coronet with the 318 and it almost doubled the horsepower. I couldn't believe the difference!

Welcome aboard!

Welcome to the forum!

He did it for the service women!

Welcome to the forum! Looking good!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

I've had the same thing happen a few times, with our 2013.

I live in Canada, welcome to the forum!

Back in the day we used candles, but then everyone started complaining when the wind blew them out!

Welcome to the forum Gary!

If you have a brain between your ears and understand the road conditions drive accordingly and you'll be fine. I've never had a problem in snow with FWD, if you're concerned invest in some snow tires and you're all set!

Good job red!!