2005 Dodge Grand Caravan

The Bottom Line: Do not buy it... door fell off and never been in an accident, transmission serviced due to noise, water pump replaced,... under warranty (the only bright spot)

Review: Gee... How many things can go wrong with a NEW van? Let's see... let me try to remember ALL of the things we have taken this van into the dealer for since we bought it NEW!!!
1. Rattling heat shield (boy I wish it was that simple)
2...

The Bottom Line: Good family van for the money.

Review: I purchased the 2005 Dodge Grand Caravan SXT used, still with a warranty and low miles in March 2007. It has stow-n-go (stow-n-go is compartments in the middle of the van where the floor lifts up and reveals storage space) and for a family of 6 it...

The Bottom Line: I love this van. I would recommend it to anyone who wants versatility in a vehicle.

Review: We bought our 2005 Dodge Grand Caravan in May of this year. We had planned on looking at the other makes with fold flat seats, but then Dodge brought out its 2005 model with both rows laying flat! We looked at the other makes, but Chrysler seemed to...

The Bottom Line: To justify this one you've got to plan to do a lot of stowin n' goin. The Odyssey and Sienna have substantial advantages in most other areas.

Review: After driving the 2005 Honda Odyssey and Toyota Sienna, I decided I needed another look at the Chrysler. I gave it a favorable review last spring, but would this evaluation hold up with the Japanese vans fresh in my mind? Since I d already reviewed...

The Bottom Line: Not as good looking inside as the Honda. But this is a real family friendly van that will do anything you bought a minivan to do, at a good price.

Review: I've owned a lot of Chrysler products over my life time and have had good and bad experiences with them. But I must say, I am pleasantly surprised with this minivan.

I have owned it now for 13 months and so far, haven't had a thing go...

The Bottom Line: I think for the money its a good well built van that for me has been very reliable. Although Honda makes a superb minivan aswell.

Review: I have the Dodge Caravan short wheelbase model with the 3.3 V6. I don't need the heavy rear seats so I had them removed reducing weight and improving acceleration, handling and fuel economy. I have done a few simple modifications to it to further...

The Bottom Line: If you have a growing family that needs room and would like the option of going on road trips than this is the van for you.

Review: We have had our van a few months and love it dearly. We traded in our Chrsyler Pacifica for it.

Pros:
1>Lots of room. I mean allot! I frequent the home improvement store alot and love the stow'n'go seating. I am able to drop all the...

The Bottom Line: This one had everything we were looking for in a replacement van, and then some. Great looks, comfort, hidden features that continue to surprise and delight.

Review: We had previously owned a '97 standard Caravan. After a minor mishap, we found ourselves in a position to look for a new one and went straight to the Dodge dealer to see what might have changed in eight years. What a pleasant surprise.

We...

Review: We have two large dogs and a baby and needed something that wouldn't be cramped--and this was perfect. In comparing it to other minivans out there, you got way more for your dollar here. The backseats aren't the most comfortable, but that's the...

Review: Since Fall 2007 my 2005 Dodge Grand Caravan has received new transmission, radiator/cooler, water pump, break pipes (which burst while I was trying to break on a busy highway - so much for the safety of that car), an alternator, and an electrical...