Dodge Grand Caravan (2001-2007) for Sale near Ontario

The stow and go cargo convertibility is an awesome feature that I will miss if I ever sold this van. Music system combines CD with Cassette and AM FM radio. Requires minimal maintenance to deliver best performance. This is probably the least troublesome vehicle I have ever owned. Outside temperature indicator and Cardinal points indicator are a great help when travelling, as are the cruise control, steering-mounted stereo controls.

An ok car, better than any GM or Ford or GM minivan in appearance and engines, but a lot worse that any Japanese minivan in any other area. Performance is lame, engine has good torque for towing, but bad pedal feel and incredibly soft handling make it gross to drive. Quite inside, but cold vinyl and unsupportive yet comfy seats make it a pain to drive. The styling is one of a million, but if you like jelly beans, it's for you. It's cheap till something stupid breaks,but fixes are expensive yet often in stock. Not fun to drive. A great long term driver, but around town it sucks. Great for hauling kids or lumber, and cheaper than a SUV. Buy if it's in you budget, but consider a Toyota, Kia, Honda, or Nissan first.

I love having a van, there is so much room for everyone, I keep my nieces and nephews and with my 2 kids they all fit in their own seat! I love that the second row has a bench seat with built in safety restraints for the kids. I love the tinted windows and roof rack for vacations.

We have owned 5 of the Chrysler minivans and have been very pleased with all of them. We even towed one on a dolly behind our motorhome for several years. It has all the features we need, lots of cargo space, excellent handling and good resale value.

I love the size of this mini van, I use it to buy building material. I can fit a sheet of plywood of 4x8 and close the trunk. I take it for camping trip and pack it with all the gear and even take firewood and still can fit more. Very handy but not very economic.