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chrisUK

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  1. Hi. We don't get an AWD version here. Yep Diesel is more expensive here too, but if I take my PT as an example I get 300 miles to a tank in the 2.0 Petrol compared to 430 miles in the 2.2 CRD. The Journey CRD can be ordered with with a 6-speed auto instead of 6-speed manual. The dealers here sell Chrysler, Jeep and Dodge alongside each other, but hardly even bother stocking anything other than CRD powered vehicles.
  2. Hi I'm from Kent in England. Currently own 2 PT Cruisers and looking for something a little bigger as my family is growing plus I want something that can tow a heavier payload. The Journey is not available here yet, but should be in showrooms August for September delivery. Luckilly as I'm a good customer at my local Chrysler/Dodge dealer last week I got to see a pre-launch model used to familiarise the sales staff. I was very impressed. Wasn't able to get a drive in it though. I think it must have one of the best designed interiors to come out of the US in a long time. The fit and finish is a much higher quality than that on the Caliber. We don't get the same options here. Only 7-seater models available in SE, SXT and RT trim levels. The only petrol engine is the 2.4, but we get a 2.0 CRD model. Just as well as petrol(gas) is £1.16 per litre, that is around 9-10 USD per gallon!!! Diesel is £1.28 per litre, but you get better mileage. The CRD engine is a VW unit, so well proven and loads of torque. I'm looking at a CRD SXT with MyGig option. Not sure on colour - either Inferno Red or the dark silver (can't remember its name). Hopefully I'll be a regular here if it all comes together (and I get a good deal!!). Chris
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