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2016 Dodge Journey

# 16 out of 18 in 2016 affordable midsize suvs.

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2016 Dodge Journey Review

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The 2016 Dodge Journey seems more affordable than most midsize SUVs, but a thirsty engine and a shaky expected reliability score cancel out much of its savings. Further dampening its appeal (and its standing in our rankings) are low safety ratings, an underpowered base engine, and a small cargo area.

Sleek, intuitive infotainment system

Versatile seating and cargo features

Low price for a midsize crossover

Poor safety and reliability scores

Weak base engine

Small cargo area for the class

What's New for 2016

Reshuffling of trim levels

Features and Specs

Seats 5 - 7

16-19 City / 24-26 Hwy

173 - 283 horsepower

Dodge Journey Rankings

The 2016 Dodge Journey's #16 ranking is based on its score within the 2016 Affordable Midsize SUVs category. Currently the Dodge Journey has a score of 7.3 out of 10, which is based on our evaluation of 46 pieces of research and data elements using various sources .

• # 16 in 2016 Affordable Midsize SUVs
• # 19 in 2016 Affordable SUVs with 3 Rows
• # 36 in 2016 Affordable Crossover SUVs
• # 66 in Used SUVs with 3 Rows under $15K
• # 123 in Used Crossover SUVs $10K to $15K
• # 188 in Used Midsize SUVs under $20K
• Critics' Rating 7.5
• Performance 6.8
• Total Cost of Ownership 8.9
• Interior 7.8

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2016 Dodge Journey Overview

Is the 2016 dodge journey a good used suv.

Unless you need the absolute cheapest 3-row vehicle you can find, you should look elsewhere. The 2016 Journey is laden with black marks, like a low safety rating, an anemic base engine, and lower-than-average reliability – though a few interior perks attempt to offset these issues.

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How Much is a 2016 Dodge Journey?

The Journey’s purchase price is its primary strength. Its average price tag of $17,900 is several thousand dollars less than most other used midsize SUVs. Overall, prices range from $14,000 to $22,000 (based on 2,200 listings for the 2016 Journey on our site). The exact price you’ll pay depends on the vehicle's mileage, condition, and trim level.

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How Much Does the 2016 Dodge Journey Cost to Own?

The 2016 Journey's five-year costs for gas, repairs, maintenance, and insurance are $24,300. That’s similar to what you'll spend if you own a Hyundai Santa Fe , Kia Sorento , or Ford Flex .

Is It Better to Buy a Used or New Journey?

If you're set on buying a Journey, it's best to buy used. None of the faults that affect the 2016 Journey have been rectified for the 2018 model year. The new Journey still bears a history of subpar safety and reliability scores, uninspiring engines, and little cargo space. In fact, the only advantages of buying a 2018 Journey are its new car warranty and its standard third-row seats (only an option in the 2016 model). The fact that the MSRP for a base 2018 Journey ($22,495) is $4,600 more than the starting price of a 2016 Journey further solidifies the used model as the better buy.

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You'll be hard-pressed to find a new SUV with more than five seats that costs less than a used Journey. That's because the Journey's price tag is one of the lowest among 3-row SUVs. One option is to step down to a smaller crossover SUV. These cost an extra $1,700 or so, but with the help of a cash back bonus or another new car deal , you might be able to get close to the 2016 Journey's average price. For example, the 2018 Honda HR-V , one of the least expensive 2-row SUVs you can buy new, will run you around $19,670 (before incentives).

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How Reliable Is the 2016 Dodge Journey?

Reliability is one of the 2016 Journey’s red flags. J.D. Power gave it a score of 2.5 out of five. That’s a below-average score for the industry, and one of the worst ratings in its class.

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2016 Dodge Journey Recalls

At the time of this writing, three recalls have been issued on the 2016 Journey. The largest recall addresses a problem with an engine sensor that may work intermittently, causing the engine to stall. Additional recalls relate to the transmission pump and a power steering hose. Not all of these recalls affect every 2016 Journey, but a quick VIN search can reveal which ones are relevant to the vehicle you are considering. Make sure that any applicable recalls are addressed before you buy.

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Which Model Year of the Dodge Journey Is Best?

Dodge first launched the Journey for the 2009 model year, and the 2018 Journey is included in the same generation. The crossover underwent a major refresh for 2011, but little has been altered in recent years (beyond minor tweaks to the cosmetics and trim levels). Scores are also similar throughout the generation, though the 2014 model scored higher in reliability than any other Journey thus far. For this reason – and its considerably lower price – the 2014 Journey stands out as the best model year to buy.

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Which Used Dodge Journey Is Right for Me?

The Dodge Journey offers a range of options for shoppers. There are five trims to pick from: SE, SXT, Crossroad, Crossroad Plus, and R/T. You can also choose between seating for five or seven, two different engines, and front- or all-wheel drive. You'll find one of the best values with the Dodge Journey SXT. It comes standard with third-row seats, dual-zone automatic climate control, and aluminum wheels, and it's available with the V6 engine and AWD.

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2016 Dodge Journey Safety

Score: 8.4/10.

The 2016 Journey's safety rating is below average for the class. It earned the lowest rating, Poor, in the small overlap front crash test (which mimics the corner of your car hitting an object) administered by the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety. The IIHS gave the Journey a Good rating for all other tests, and the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration gave it four out of five stars overall, which is also below average for the class.

Additionally, the Journey doesn't come standard with any advanced safety features. A rearview camera is available, though many rivals offer one as standard. Some used Journeys may also come with rear parking sensors. In comparison, many competitors are available with advanced safety features that the Journey lacks completely, such as lane departure alert and automatic pre-collision braking.

2016 Dodge Journey Versus the Competition

Unless price is your sole consideration, other vehicles will serve you better in the long run. For example, compact SUV rivals like the Nissan Rogue and Ford Escape may technically be a class below the Journey, but they offer similar features for the money and are almost as spacious. Midsize rivals like the Kia Sorento and Hyundai Santa Fe cost more, but they are larger and offer better performance.

Which Is Better: 2016 Dodge Journey or 2016 Dodge Durango?

It would be appropriate to label the Journey a Dodge Durango Lite. Both are categorized as midsize SUVs, with the Durango boasting a standard third-row seat, better crash test scores, and more powerful engines. You'll pay thousands of dollars more for these gains, though.

Which Is Better: 2016 Dodge Journey or 2016 Mitsubishi Outlander?

A Mitsubishi Outlander costs about as much as a Journey, but it pulls ahead of the Dodge in one key area: safety. The IIHS named it a 2016 Top Safety Pick+ (its highest safety designation), and its available safety technology includes lane departure warning and forward collision avoidance.

Which Is Better: 2016 Dodge Journey or 2016 Nissan Rogue?

Though it's a compact SUV , the Nissan Rogue has more cargo space than the Journey. It also gets better fuel economy, has higher safety ratings, and is within spitting distance of the Journey's base price. You’ll get a more polished vehicle all-around, proving that you don't have to scrimp on refinement to save money.

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2016 Journey Performance

How does the 2016 dodge journey drive.

The Journey doesn't quite measure its zero-to-60-mph time with a sundial, but its four-cylinder engine delivers decidedly less power than most of its crossover rivals. It's paired with a four-speed automatic transmission (also trifling, as most competitors use at least a six-speed) that's slow from a stop. If you need to go anywhere quickly or want to take more than two people with you, the V6 engine is a worthwhile upgrade. While it's not the most impressive V6 in the class, the increase in performance is noticeable when climbing hills and passing on the highway, and your gas mileage won't be reduced by much. V6 models have a six-speed automatic.

This Dodge crossover's ride is quite nice, even over potholes and bumps. It leans heavily in corners, diminishing your confidence and comfort in higher-speed turns (on exit ramps, for instance). However, that's not unusual in these tall crossover vehicles, and the Journey's handling is still competent enough that it shouldn’t cause you undue stress.

Does the 2016 Dodge Journey Get Good Gas Mileage?

Unfortunately, the Journey's lackluster acceleration doesn't reward you with decent fuel economy: Its fuel rating of 19 mpg in the city and 25 mpg on the highway is mediocre for a crossover this size.

2016 Dodge Journey Towing Capacity

You can't tow as much with a Journey as you can with many other midsize SUVs. Journey models equipped with a four-cylinder engine can tow up to 1,000 pounds, while V6-equipped Journeys can tow 2,500 pounds.

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2016 Journey Interior

How many people does the 2016 journey seat.

The Journey's best assets are inside, where you'll find high-quality materials and flexible storage features and seating. The first two rows are comfortable for five adults, and it can accommodate two more children or smaller adults in the available third row.

How Many Car Seats Fit in the 2016 Dodge Journey?

You can clip child safety seats into upper and lower anchors on any of the three seats in the second row. However, installing a car seat in the Journey using the LATCH hardware takes more time than you’d expect. The system’s faults earn it a Marginal rating from the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety for ease of use. Built-in booster seats are available for the second row, which is rare for the class.

2016 Dodge Journey Features

The Journey comes with a 4.3-inch touch screen, and an extra-large 8.4-inch touch screen is available in higher trims. The larger screen comes with Dodge's Uconnect infotainment system, which is one of the best setups on the market. It has an intuitive and smartphonelike layout, large text and icons, and a responsive screen. There are separate knobs for major settings like volume and temperature.

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2016 Dodge Journey Dimensions

Dodge journey cargo space.

There are plenty of storage bins around the cabin and under the floor, which is especially convenient given that the Journey's cargo area is one of the smallest among similarly sized SUVs. Two-row models have 39.6 cubic feet of space behind the seats, and 3-row models have only 10.7. Folding down all the seats nets almost 68 cubic feet of space in total.

Dodge Journey Length and Weight

The Journey is a 16-foot-long SUV. It weighs between 3,818 and 4,238 pounds, depending on how it's equipped.

Where Was the 2016 Dodge Journey Built?

Dodge built the 2016 Journey at its factory in Toluca, Mexico.

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features & specs

The 2016 dodge journey is a strong value among crossover suvs, but it misses the mark for the tech-savvy and safety-conscious..

Can't decide between an SUV and a minivan? The 2016 Dodge Journey splits that difference better than perhaps any other model on the market. Although it's been surprisingly overlooked by shoppers, the Journey is a solid family pick, and one of the least-expensive ways to get a third-row seat.

The Journey continues to sell on value and pricing, at a time when it's been carried over without serious change for a number of years. It's dimensionally larger than most of the compact crossovers it's shopped against—meaning that if space is important, you're getting more vehicle for the money.

Larger families may find it suits their needs without the thirst for fuel and sheer on-the-road bulk of larger seven-seat mid-size crossovers like the Toyota Highlander or the much longer Nissan Pathfinder. On the other hand, the Journey is missing some of the active-safety items that some families might not be keeping in mind when shopping.

Dodge has shaken off the same-as-the-other-guy sheet metal that clothes most crossovers, giving the Journey lines that are refreshingly different, even if they're no longer necessarily fresh. Likewise, the look inside is smooth, swoopy, and simple. While there's less of the warm, organic, and upscale feel here that's graced revamps to the Durango, Charger, and even Dart, it's all tasteful, with nice materials and trims.

At the base level, in the 2016 Journey, you get a 2.4-liter inline-4 good for 177 horsepower. It is mated exclusively to an aging 4-speed automatic and front-wheel drive. Unless you're going to leave the Journey empty most of the time, it's going to feel strained, and we recommend you go for one of the models with the 3.6-liter V-6. It makes 283 hp, and upgrades to a 6-speed automatic to either the front or all four wheels. There it feels modern, quieter, and authoritative in its acceleration and general responsiveness.

Ride quality remains a strong point, with the proper damping and roll control for a family vehicle, but the rather quick steering ratio feels a little out of place.

People and cargo really fit well in the 2016 Dodge Journey, too, and there are lots of smaller spaces for personal items, toys, and accessories. The rear seat folds fully flat, and under the rearward portion of the cargo floor there’s a huge space vast enough for a couple of laptop bags. The front seats are what we’d best describe as "American-sized"—think wider than most.

Second-row accommodations are among the best you’ll find in any vehicle this size, and the seats are contoured to fit adults; the seat back is adjustable for rake, and the whole bench slides fore and aft a few inches, so it’s easy to get comfortable back there.

In federal crash tests, the NHTSA gives the Journey four stars overall. The IIHS gives it mostly "Good" scores, save for a "Poor" rating in the small-overlap crash test.

Dodge has rejiggered the Journey's trim levels and equipment somewhat for 2016, dropping the former Limited model, as well as the former entry model, and offering it instead in SE, SXT, Crossroad, Crossroad Plus, and R/T models.

Even in the base SE model you get power windows, locks and mirrors; air conditioning; cruise control; push-button start; a cooled glove box; a telescoping steering wheel; and an AM/FM/CD player. Bluetooth and a rearview camera system are key omissions on the base model—actually much of the lineup—but they are available in lower models as an option.

Crossroad models get platinum chrome accents and Hyper Black alloy wheels, while Crossroad Plus models add sport mesh seats, upgraded 8.4-inch Uconnect infotainment, and other upgrades. The infotainment system here, with its available Garmin navigation functionality, remains one of the better systems in this class. Sirius Satellite Radio and TravelLink features are available, along with a premium 368-watt sound system.

The base 4-cylinder engine and 4-speed automatic transmission earn an EPA-rated 19 mpg city, 26 highway, 21 combined. V-6 front-wheel-drive models do 17/25/19 mpg, while the all-wheel-drive version (V-6 only) manages 16/24/19 mpg, according to the EPA.

2016 Dodge Journey Styling

The cabin of the 2016 dodge journey is handsome, and its shape is dated yet still refreshingly different..

The 2016 Dodge Journey at best, exemplifies the middle ground between a wagon and SUV; but at worst, it's a wallflower, a completely anonymous vehicle that doesn't manage anything more interesting than the vehicles it's trying not to be.

The Journey definitely has its own look in the crossover space—one that blends some minivan practicality and features into a shape that some will find far more more pleasing to the eyes than a minivan.

That said, the minivans of the current generation have actually moved to more distinctive places, while crossover design seems to have been treading water. And the exterior of the Journey is rather slab-sided, with chiseled sheet metal and flared wheelwells and square shoulders, along with some degree of sheet metal creasing. Is it refreshing and different in an era of curvaceous crossovers, or is it conservative and anonymous? As this model ages, it seems to be more the latter to our eyes, a relic of another era that's been carried over mostly unchanged.

The look of the Journey, inside, is smooth and swoopy, but it missed out on the over-the-top, warm-and-organic look that graces other current Dodge products like the Durango, Charger, and even Dart.

But there's actually plenty to love in the simple layout, which has large dials and knobs framed by high-quality materials. Although the interior materials are dark, there's enough well-placed brightwork to break it up and also give it a slightly more upscale feel.

Open the Journey's door, and a bolt of metallic trim directs you quickly across a more softly sculpted dash. The contoured center stack gets mixed in with round cut-tube gauges and a blocky steering wheel, and it all goes together quite well, with a large infotainment screen at center plus no-fuss climate controls that ride sidesaddle on that middle strip of bright trim. Again, it's definitely not up to the times with other Dodge interiors, but it's attractive on its own merits.

2016 Dodge Journey Performance

Go with the v-6 versions of the journey and pass on the inline-4; otherwise this crossover is merely average on performance..

The 2016 Dodge Journey offers three different powertrain combinations: an inline-4 with front-wheel drive, or a V-6 with either front-wheel drive or all-wheel drive. And we think that if you go with either of the V-6 versions, you'll end up with a vehicle that's pleasant-driving and responsive.

The Journey isn't the right option for those looking for top-shelf fuel economy and responsiveness from a 4-cylinder engine. A rough, 173-horsepower 2.4-liter inline-4 is the standard engine, and it comes with a 4-speed automatic that's disappointing in virtually every way possible.

The lineup of Journey models has been revamped for 2016, and now the V-6 is optional on SXT, Crossroad, and Crossroad Plus models but standard on R/T models as well as all models with all-wheel drive.

The 3.6-liter "Pentastar" V-6 makes 283 hp and works well with the 6-speed automatic when you're really pushing the Journey; but we've experienced some shuddering from the transmission in lower-speed stop-and-go driving. It's the one you should go with.

The Journey's handling is reasonably responsive. Its suspension loads and unloads confidently, like that of a lower and leaner vehicle, and there's none of the excessive bounding and wallowing when you hit a bump mid-corner. The ride quality remains a strong point, with the proper damping and roll control for a family vehicle.

While the hydraulic-assist steering system gets it right with weighting, the rather quick steering ratio feels a little out of place in a vehicle this size, and with this purpose.

2016 Dodge Journey Comfort & Quality

Third-row accommodations are small, but the 2016 journey remains one of the lowest-priced vehicles to offer them..

If you think that the 2016 Dodge Journey looks like utility vehicle with lots of minivan influences, you're on the right track; many lessons learned in the minivan game—from Chrysler and Dodge, who have been some of the leaders in it all along—have been passed along to the Journey.

While the Journey's layout seems to be focused around families, parents will also find a lot to like inside. Seating arrangements are smart, and there are plenty of cubbies and places to stash things. For people, cargo, or a combination of things, the Journey can almost certainly accommodate what you need.

A third-row seat is optional on the Journey, and it's quite useful here, in a size class where a lot of vehicles only offer space for five. Here the third row has reasonable space for all but larger adults; kids will be just fine back there, although it's not as spacious as the third row in minivans.

Back seats are contoured to fit adults (perhaps three kids, but two adults), while accommodations back there are among the best you’ll find in any vehicle this size. The second-row seatback is adjustable for rake, and the whole bench slides fore and aft a few inches, so it’s easy to get comfortable back there—and that aids access to the third row.

Folding the seats forward for cargo takes an extra step—you slide the middle portion of the outboard cushions up and forward first—but the reward is that you get a lower, flatter load floor, like minivans offer, as well as better contouring for the seats.

The cargo hold specs out at a swell 37 cubic feet behind the second row, and a tight 10.7 cubic feet behind the raised (optional) third-row seat. Flip everything down behind the front seats, and there's 67.6 cubic feet of space—the sort of space you could use for furniture-hauling or major weekend projects.

There are also many thoughtful solutions for storing smaller odds and ends, and keeping some of them out of sight. For instance, the cushion of the passenger seat flips up to reveal a bin underneath, while below the rearward portion of the cargo floor there’s a huge space vast enough for a couple of laptop bags.

2016 Dodge Journey Safety

The dodge journey does ok in safety, but it doesn't have enough to give families absolute confidence..

The 2016 Dodge Journey is built on a now-aging structure that was conceived during another era at Chrysler, when the automaker had partnered with Mitsubishi; so it's somewhat related to the previous generation of the Mitsubishi Outlander.

With that in mind, the Journey is a relatively safe vehicle; although if this is your primary family vehicle you might apply higher standards—and the Journey doesn't quite manage the best ratings or the latest active-safety lifesavers.

In federal crash tests, the NHTSA gives the Journey four stars for frontal crash and rollover protection. That translates to a four-star overall rating with front-wheel drive or a five-star rating with all-wheel drive (a computational difference, we suspect). Its side rating is an excellent five stars.

The 2016 Journey, in IIHS testing, earns a top "Good" for moderate-overlap front crash, side crash, roof strength, and seats and head restraints. But the IIHS gives it a "Poor" rating in the small overlap frontal test, and it was bad enough for the IIHS to call it out as particularly poor.

The Journey's standard-feature set is good, although it's omitting modern front crash prevention completely. Every Journey comes standard with dual front, side, and curtain airbags; stability and traction control; active head restraints; and four-wheel disc brakes with anti-lock control. Integrated child booster seats are also offered for the second row.

Considering this is a family vehicle, it's also rather surprising that the rearview camera and parking sensors remain optional—and then only on top trim levels—because outward visibility in this high-shouldered vehicle can be challenging in parking lots and driveways.

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2016 dodge journey features, the 2016 dodge journey still has one of the better infotainment systems in its class..

Dodge has streamlined the number of ways the Journey is offered for 2016, whittling it down to five models: SE, SXT, Crossroad, Crossroad Plus, and R/T trim levels. Last year's high-value, bargain-basement American Value Package entry trim is gone this year.

At the base level, the Dodge Journey includes power windows, locks and mirrors; air conditioning; cruise control; 17-inch wheels; keyless ignition; a cooled glove box; a telescoping steering wheel; and an AM/FM/CD player, window tinting, and roof rails. 

Bluetooth isn't included on the base SE or the SXT; rather, it's part of a Uconnect Voice Command with Bluetooth Group. And SE, SXT, and Crossroad models are saddled with smaller 4.3-inch Uconnect screens for audio (although they do include USB and an aux-in port). Only top Crossroad Plus and SXT models get a standard 8.4-inch Uconnect system, with a Uconnect navigation system available. 

Seven-passenger seating is also available on the SE and standard on all other models. But busy families may also want to note that the rear-seat entertainment system is only an option on the Crossroad Plus and R/T models.

SXT models upgrade to fog lamps, LED tail lamps, and various appearance additions. The Crossroad model is also mostly appearance, with 19-inch wheels, platinum exterior accents, and leather seats with mesh inserts.

At the Crossroad Plus level, that's where the equipment really kicks up, with the larger infotainment screens, leather upholstery, and 19-inch wheels. It's also where you can opt, through various packages, for things like a sunroof, upgraded sport mesh seats, and heated front seats. It also includes a power driver's seat (but not a power passenger seat).

At the top R/T level you add appearance upgrades like red accent stitching, and satin-carbon aluminum wheels. A six-speaker, 368-watt premium audio system is included in the R/T, but optional in the Crossroad Plus.

2016 Dodge Journey Fuel Economy

Four-cylinder versions of the journey aren't worth getting for their superior ratings, as they don't pay off in the real world..

We'd call the gas mileage of the 2016 Dodge Journey acceptable, but nothing more.

You won't find the latest 8- or 9-speed automatics here, or engine stop-start, or any kind of hybrid system on offer. The base inline-4 doesn't deliver on its EPA numbers in real-world driving, from what we've found, while the V-6 accelerates well while pretty much meeting its numbers.

The base inline-4 and 4-speed automatic transmission earn an EPA-rated 19 mpg city, 26 highway, 21 combined. V-6 front-wheel-drive models do 17/25/19 mpg, while the all-wheel-drive version (V-6 only) manages 16/24/19 mpg, according to the EPA.

Yet in a V-6 model, including a mix of freeway driving, family-hauling, and suburban side trips, we averaged 24 mpg. That's not far from what we've seen in 4-cylinder crossovers this size in that kind of driving.

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