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To begin with, when the American automaker stopped manufacture of the Dodge Durango following the 2020 model year, the third generation of the vehicle effectively took its place. Furthermore, it was introduced far too soon to determine the public's response to the loss and if a reintroduction was necessary. Thirdly, with the recent launch of the smaller Dodge Hornet, Dodge already has its sights set on a distinct crossover SUV market niche.

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The difference in towing capacity between the 2018 Journey GT (2500 lbs) and the Grand Caravan (3600 lbs) is likely due to the added weight and complexity of the all-wheel-drive (AWD) system in the Journey, which can impact its towing capability compared to the front-wheel-drive setup in the Grand Caravan.

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Your Dodge Journey 2014 SE's fuel efficiency of 8KM/L in the city and 9-9.5KM/L on the highway is below average. Factors affecting efficiency include driving habits, tire condition, and engine health. Regular oil changes and recent air filter replacement are positive steps. Consider checking the fuel injectors, spark plugs, and ensuring the tires are properly inflated. At its age and mileage, it's worthwhile having a mechanic inspect for potential issues like a clogged catalytic converter or oxygen sensor problems. Addressing these could improve fuel efficiency. Overall, consult a professional for a comprehensive diagnosis and advice.

It's an exciting prospect to potentially add a '13 AWD 2-row RT to your vehicle lineup. Balancing preferences and needs is key, considering features like the absence of a sunroof and backup camera. The decision to part with the '11 or the BUICK adds an extra layer. Keep communication open, weigh the pros and cons, and ensure the chosen vehicle aligns with everyone's satisfaction. Having three vehicles of the same make and model simultaneously is indeed a unique scenario. Stay tuned for how this deal unfolds, and may it result in another happy addition to your family fleet.