Used 1994 Dodge Caravan Consumer Reviews
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All Around Performer
Eric, 05/09/2010
1994 Dodge Caravan LE 3dr Minivan
1 of 1 people found this review helpful
Purchased from private party with 97K miles. Now has 233K miles and still running strong and body still solid. 3.3L engine has plenty of power to pull my 16' boat. Hauls kids, plywood and sofas with comfort and ease. Can't say enough great things about it. The new 2010 models aren't as nice as this one. It will surely be missed when it comes time to part with it.
TIME FOR A CHANGE
NEWVANTIME, 08/19/2002
1993 Dodge Caravan SE 3dr Minivan
1 of 1 people found this review helpful
Now at 108K miles. New transmission at 70K ($2500) The trans was never right on this car, but dealer ignored complaints and kept "resetting the computer" til it blew out after warranty. major engine work needed by 75K. A clunky car since day one. Recall notices in the mail about every month-I stopped paying attention a few years ago. Off to the Honda dealer soon for a 2003 Odyssey...
after 10 years
anonymous, 07/22/2003
1993 Dodge Caravan 3dr Minivan
1 of 1 people found this review helpful
1 owner, leaking oil, new shocks, new transmission, new front brake rotors and calipers, new windshield, been stolen once, failed aircare twice this year after 10 years of abuse. the air conditioner doesn't without making a loud screeching noise. engine makes a ticking noice when idling. automatic transmission shifter feels uneasy.
Check for blowby and trans problems
cgijobs, 03/08/2005
1993 Dodge Caravan SE 3dr Minivan
1 of 2 people found this review helpful
At 70,000 miles it started leaking oil; was told the problem was blowby, which can only be fixed by replacing engine (I have been told by more than one mechanic that this is fairly common for Caravans like mine). I've been able to live with the oil leak, but now at 133,000 miles the transmission is going out. Talking with other caravan owners, transmission problems are very common. Before buying an older Caravan I would make sure to have a mechanic check out the transmission carefully.
Not bad for a 16 year run
Alex, 02/19/2009
1993 Dodge Caravan LE 3dr Minivan
0 of 0 people found this review helpful
Generally, this car has been a trooper. I got her from my parents in December of 2001, they bought her almost brand new as a program car in 1993. She took us on several 200+ mile trips to visit family, a pretty lengthy journey to Disneyworld, an even lengthier trip to Kentucky - and this was all mostly during her first 60,000. After that point, as I've heard was common with this particular model, the transmission gave out and we had to have a new one dropped in. Since owning it, I've had to have a new compressor installed, and she's having trouble with oil consumption and struts. But for her age, the fact she's still running is quite impressive.
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