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I think it's a camera lens. It's located between the two front map lights above the rear view mirror. I don't see anything in the manual about it.

Same here in N.E. PA. hardly any on the road. I told some family members I bought a Dodge Journey and they had no idea the car existed.

Just wondering how they look and work without dropping more cash on a set of HID kits.

Picked it up around 3pm and absolutly love it!

I have the RBZ radio with rear video. Does anyone know what I need to get the backseat TV?

Well my Journey has finally arrived at the dealership. Picking it up Monday afternoon. BTW, I found an e-mail address for the un-loading contractor for the Twin Oaks rail yard. This yard is where all Dodge Vehicles are "bayed" for distribution around the N.E United States. So if you order one and you live in the N.E. let me know and I'll give you his address. He helped me out tremendously with several e-mail as to where my car was and when it would be at the dealership.

Or is that purchased seperately?

Amen brother. I'm glad someone else saw it the way I did.

Look, you just joined this forum today at 2 PM and all 9 of your posts are all about how crappy your Journey was, I get it. One or two post would have done the trick. BTW the Patriot may have been built by a different company but it is basically the same chassis. It has that same weak 4 cylinder engine (so all the reviewers say) as a base model Journey. Anyhow like I said before, we get it, the Journey sucks. Go join a Jeep forum and gush about it there. Rixell out.

So you went and bought a Patriot????? My sister-in law bought a 2010 patriot and there is absolutly nothing spectacular about this vehicle as well. If you were so un happy with Chrysler/Dodge products you think you would have jumped ship but you stayed. You basically bought another journey with a different body on it.

No, this is not typical wear for a AWD. Cupping usually indicates damage to some part of the suspension. Do you remember hitting any pothole particularly hard? It could also indicate an unbalanced tire as well. Anyhow take it in to have your service guy take a look.

I live in N.E. Pennsylvania and my Journey is sitting in the rail yard in Philly waiting for a full truck to start transporting it up north. I called the dealer and he said he doesn't know when it will ship because they need a full truck to do so. This sucks.

Save yourself $2000 (U.S.) and do what this guy did. Real slick!

I ordered my 2010 SXT with the new "Crew" package in early March of this year. Should be here this week or next. See this link: