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Compact SUV; decent ground clearance; all-wheel drive; hybrid model available; fuel efficiency
Dodge’s slim line of two SUVs is due to the company placing specific focus on unique features and available options, as opposed to offering a multifarious line-up. The Journey exemplifies this notion, with available third-row seating, optional built-in booster seats, tech features like the available infotainment system, available V6 engine and top-rated crash test specs. Well-priced, the Journey has helped the company cement its appeal to entry-level SUV buyers. For those seeking a bit more punch, the Durango is Dodge’s other focus in the SUV arena. More aptly equipped, and with an available V8 that turns over far more horsepower, the Durango offers a high-class interior with a wide array of amenities and addable options, complete with various upper trim levels that add even more panache, like the 8.5” touchscreen with Bluetooth and iPod integration, infotainment and smartphone integration and much, much more
