The Dodge line-up for 2010 is opened by the 2010 Dodge Journey, which will come with several all-new models, upgraded features, all-wheel-drive capability and, as Chrysler says, "at a value customers can afford".
The entry level Dodge Journey packs a 2.4l World Engine, which delivers a 25 mpg highway fuel economy. The model features 17-inch aluminum wheels, cruise control, sunscreen glass and body-color mirrors. The price tag for the model is $20,995 (including $675 destination).
For the model described above, Chrysler offers the Express package, which adds 5+2 Flexible Seating that allows the car to seat seven passenger. The price for the Journey Express package is $21,995 (including $675 destination).
A more powerful Journey is also being offered by Chrysler in the form of the Hero package, which stars the 3.5l V6 engine, paired with a six-speed transmission and delivering 235 horsepower. The all-wheel-drive vehicle comes equipped with 19-inch aluminum wheels and costs $23,995 (including $675 destination).
The family-carrier Dodge Journey Crew comes with even more additions. Based on the Heat, Crew adds automatic climate control, premium gauge cluster, 9-inch rear DVD entertainment system, chromed interior accents, chromed roof rack, chromed door handles, 19-inch painted machined wheels and body-color side sills. With it, here comes a price tag of $25,995 (including $675 destination).
The top-of-the-line Journey, the Uptown, is a bit more luxurious, as it features leather-trimmed seating, power sun roof, Media Center 730N navigation system with 30-gigabyte hard drive and real-time traffic monitoring and rear-seat DVD entertainment system. The price for the Uptown is $29,995 (including $675 destination).
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