billspreston01

folding the 3rd row and 2nd row flat annoys me. I'll open the tailgate to put something in, pull the string to make the seat go flat, then it hits the middle row. So I walk around open the door, pull the lever to make it move up (not to tilt out of the way) and I can't do it from outside the car, so I have to get in, sit down, pull the lever, move the seat up, go over to the other seat and do the same thing....ugh! It also seems that up-shifting could be a lot smoother during acceleration

My wife and I got our Journey about 3 weeks ago. Manufacture date was Jan '09. It's a FWD SXT. We have had almost no issues with it. There are a few things that I'm not crazy about, but for the price it couldn't be beat. Down Sides: Me and my wife both have the same phone (LG Chocolate 2) and neither will pair with the hands free Drivers seat could be more comfortable Transmission could shift smoother When folding 2nd or 3rd row they hit the seats in front of the row you're folding Up sides Price got 25.5 MPG on the way up to Ohio and 24 on the way back (more stuff in car on the way home) rides nice lots of storage price I think we're going to get a rooftop carrier to save interior space while traveling and bug/wind deflectors for the hood and doors. Overall I'm happy with the Journey. We have been fortunate that nothing major has broken and we haven't had to make any trips to the dealership (knock on wood)

1993 Saturn SL2 1987 Toyota Supra Turbo 1992 Cavalier 1989 Supra Turbo - slightly modified, still own and drive 2008 Nissan Versa - Wife's DD 2009 Journey SXT in White w/ 19" plasti-chrome wheels Journey replaced the '89 supra since it was leaking oil. Supra was the daily for 3 years and now awaits funding.