2014 Dodge Journey Canada Value Package Canada Prices

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The 2014 Dodge Journey is an impressive crossover SUV that surpasses its predecessors thanks to a feature-rich cabin, upgraded suspension and reliable safety equipment. Under the hood, there is also a very powerful and efficient V-6 engine, which will impress any driver looking for that extra boost in their vehicle.

The 2014 Dodge Journey is a notch above its somewhat underrated predecessors thanks to the complete interior redesign in 2011, upgraded suspension and a very impressive engine. In other words, this crossover SUV is what Dodge Journey should have been when it was first introduced in 2008, offering the kind of quality we’ve come to expect from Chrysler.

Originally, Journey was just a car that failed to compete thanks to a cheaply-designed cabin and mediocre engine. And Journey’s rivals aren’t exactly meek either – since it’s up against the likes of Chevy Equinox, Ford Edge, Honda CR-V, Hyundai Santa Fe and Toyota Venza. It’s a tough competition, but if there’s one brand that can hold its ground, it would be Dodge. So, if none of the aforementioned cars interest you, then the 2014 Dodge Journey would make a fantastic alternative.

The most notable feature of the new Journey is its totally revamped interior, which involves a graceful instrument panel, smooth-feeling fabrics and quality materials. Design-wise, the cabin has a very clean and modern look to it, featuring a very humble layout with large knobs and dials along with an 8.4-inch LCD touchscreen.

You’ll also notice that the car offers plenty of room for people and cargo alike. Journey’s front seats are particularly large, being much wider than the ones in other crossovers. Some may call them “American-sized.” The rear seats are impressive too – since they can easily fit tall adults, while providing ample headspace and legroom and being able to slide fore and aft. Those seats can also be folded flat to create more cargo space in case there isn’t enough – though that’s very unlikely.

Outside, the 2014 Journey hasn’t improved as much as on the inside, but it still looks better than the older models. It effortlessly straddles the gap between square-like SUVs and tall wagons, offering a somewhat unique appearance that differs from the majority of modern crossovers. And while its design certainly is certainly not whacky, it does manage to steer clear of the samey look that plagues many modern cars.

But aside from delivering an improved look, the new Dodge Journey also comes with a very powerful 3.6-litre “Pentastar” V-6 engine, which can pump out 283 horsepower and 260 pound-feet of torque. It’s paired with a six-speed automatic transmission, which works well for the most part, but seems to shudder at times – though that’s not a huge issue. The crossover is also available with a 2.4-litre four-cylinder engine, which can produce 173 horsepower and 166 pound-feet of torque, but is far too noisy and inefficient to be worth your money. The V-6 is clearly the superior option here since it offers more power, efficiency and a better performance overall.

Another point of interest is the car’s handling. Journey is surprisingly responsive and nimble for a vehicle of this type, which makes it a real pleasure to drive. And thanks to its much improved suspension, which loads and unloads with ease, this car feels slimmer and lower than it has any right to. Its ride is quite impressive too, featuring the proper damping and roll control that befits a family car like this one.

All-in-all, the 2014 Dodge Journey is a solid package that delivers quality in nearly every area, leaving very little room for complaints. After all, even its safety features are fantastic. You can certainly nitpick, but that would be a waste of time. The better option would be to take this crossover for a spin and see if it’s what you’re looking for.

The 2014 Dodge Journey is a crossover SUV that bridges the gap between square-shaped SUVs and tall wagons, avoiding the now cliché appearance of the majority of crossovers on the market. On the other hand, the car is still ordinary enough to be accepted by the more conservative drivers out there – and that’s exactly what makes it so attractive.

It features a crosshair grille, square shoulders and embossed fenders that give the car a somewhat athletic appearance. Admittedly, the Journey’s profile is a little droopy, but thanks to its sculpted sheetmetal and protruding wheel wells, it manages to be neither curvaceous nor boxy.

On the inside, things get even better since Chrysler and Dodge have completely revamped the Journey’s cabin. It’s much slicker now, and far more feature-rich – it’s the way this car was meant to be when it was first released back in 2008.

Garniture / Style	PDSF	Paiement mensuel estimé	Prix moyen	Prix facturé
Canada Value Package	$21,495		Obtenez Prix Local	Obtenir le prix facturé
Crossroad	$30,295		Obtenez Prix Local	Obtenir le prix facturé
Crossroad AWD	$34,395		Obtenez Prix Local	Obtenir le prix facturé
Limited	$30,395		Obtenez Prix Local	Obtenir le prix facturé
R/T AWD	$33,495		Obtenez Prix Local	Obtenir le prix facturé
R/T Rallye AWD	$34,195		Obtenez Prix Local	Obtenir le prix facturé
SE Plus	$22,995		Obtenez Prix Local	Obtenir le prix facturé
SXT	$26,095		Obtenez Prix Local	Obtenir le prix facturé
SXT V6	$28,095		Obtenez Prix Local	Obtenir le prix facturé