Journey is Well-Worth the Price, Reviewers Say
Published Saturday, 25 February, 2012 by Adam Pockette. Categories: New Inventory.
Lots of premium features are standard, such as keyless entry with push-button engine start "great convenience for the hands-full way many people live," the paper said. Spiffy info screens look cool and make you feel special, USA Today said.
Endearing touches abound: The front passenger's seat cushion flips up exposing a lined storage bin another bin is under the floor for second-row occupants; UConnect? voice-control system works with little hassle; and the dome lights are small LEDs with narrow, brilliant beams that don't distract the driver, USA Today said.
"Driving feel is satisfying," the paper said. "Journey got chassis improvements that result in flatter cornering, crisper steering, safer emergency swerves."
The Journey has a lot of room, comfortand convenience for the price of a less-useful small or midsize sedan, USA Today said.
A test drive proved the Journey to be an unexpectedly good vehicle, The Virginian-Pilot in Hampton Roads, Va., said.
The Journey isn't glamorous it's the sort of vehicle that goes about its business in an unassuming manner: Its crisp, conservative style is handsome and won't look outdated by the time the vehicle is paid off, the paper said.
The Journey offers a lot of vehicle for the money, especially given its newfound refinement, both in terms of handling and build quality, The Virginian-Pilot said.