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It sounds really good. The car is pretty well made so nothing really rattles. I posted some pics here is a link to them I'm using a smaller sealed box and the amps mounted on the back of it so it does not take up much space. I also used a amplifier quick disconnect so I can take the box and amp out real easy if I need room.

I was able to add a 12 inch Alpine type r sub, an Alpine amp, new door 6x9 speakers, and new tweeters. I was curious if anyone else has done the same thing. And if so what did they add, how did they do it, and how did it turn out. Thanks Brad

Thanks. I towed with it last weekend and it did very well.

I bought one a month and a half ago and I love it so far. Here are some of the pros about it. The 3.6 liter engine has plenty of power. I average 21.1 MPG so far. It handles pretty good for a large vehicle. The headlights are bright and the fog lights make it look pretty sporty. I have a 2012 with the 3.6 l engine. Its the sxt awd model. I traded in my Durango for it and I don't miss it at all LOL. I have the reg 4.3 stereo with Bluetooth Sirius and the other upgrades and it works pretty well so far. I would definitely recommend this vehicle. It also has very good crash safety ratings. Good luck Brad

I left the factory head unit alone (I have the 4.3) because it controls just about everything in the car. But I installed new eclipse 6×9's in the front and rear doors. I also put in a new set of Polk 1 inch tweeters in the front. And I had a line out converter installed so I could add a Alpine amplifier and a 12 inch Alpine type R sub in a sealed box. It sounds really good. The cars very well made nothing rattles that bad in it so you get clear sound without having to install dynamate.

Thought I would share some pics of my new U-Haul hitch

I love this car. I have upgraded the stereo . Added a u haul towing hitch. Tinted the windows. Installed mud flaps.