Passenger Caravan Info

The Dodge Grand Caravan is a practical, 7-seat family hauler known for its versatility (Stow 'n Go seating) and powerful V6 engine. While offering high utility at a low price point, it faces significant competition from more modern rivals (Honda Odyssey, Toyota Sienna) and has mixed reliability ratings. Key Performance and Technical Specifications 3.6L Pentastar V6 engine (283 horsepower). Transmission: 6-speed automatic.

Generally 20 MPG combined (approx. 17 MPG in Consumer Reports testing). Capacity: 7-passenger seating. Cargo: 140 cubic meters of cargo room (with seats folded). Top Strengths Passenger Caravan

This report focuses on the , covering model years 2011–2020, which represent the final, modernized generation of this iconic minivan before its discontinuation. As a staple for families and businesses, it is renowned for maximum interior space per dollar but is often criticized for dated technology and average reliability. Executive Summary The Dodge Grand Caravan is a practical, 7-seat

The Pentastar V6 is widely considered durable and provides good acceleration. Transmission: 6-speed automatic

It is generally priced lower than competitors, making it a strong value proposition in the used market.

The Stow 'n Go seating system allows second and third-row seats to fold into the floor, providing a flat cargo area.

Generally noted for its comfortable suspension and quiet cabin. Key Weaknesses & Reliability Concerns 2003 Dodge Caravan Passenger Consumer Reviews & Ratings