DMR

Saw this thing on my 2012 dodge too, if it wasn't iced up I wouldn't notice as I have floor mats in place. I can't tell how much water has leaked through, hopefully it's all frozen and won't cause much damage. Very disappointed.

Equinox was one of the alternatives I reviewed before buying, for me it had roomier 2-nd row and better fuel consumption, but I felt it's underpowered, also the dashboard looked dated unless you upgrade to the top model. The fuel consumption for my Journey (V6, FWD) - Highway summer under 8L/100 km, winter highway/city 60/40 11-13L/100 km.

In my case, I averaged about 9L/100 km during summer, fuel consumption jumped to 11L as soon as I put winter tires on, as now I'm at 13L. (I keep track of all the filling and mileage) p.s. 2011 SXT FWD.

Recently in Alberta Canada, a drunk driver in Range Rover was driving on the wrong lane on highway 2, and collided head-on with a Journey, 4 people in the journey died, and fifth person has critical injuries. The driver of range rover has minor injuries and has been released from the hospital. I know it's no fair to compare Journey to Range rover since they're in different price categories, just want to remind all fellow journey owners drive defensively, you never know who's out there on the road. http://calgary.ctv.c...hub=CalgaryHome

I'm going to have same tires (different size) installed on mine in two weeks.

2011 Journey SXT (FWD), on its third tank of gas now, computer shows 9.1L/100 km, not bad at all. Consider the miledge is less than 2000 km, I would expect it to improve further. Love it.

No squeeks on mine.

Just reached my first 400 km today, mixed highway/city, roughly 50/50, very easy on gas, so far 12.1L/100km. (Mine is SXT with 7 seats)

Plenty of Journeys are on the road here in Canada, it's the best selling SUV in Canada.