1990 Dodge Grand Caravan Review
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Consumer reviews
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Most helpful consumer reviews
ddsparky,09/29/2004
45k heater core failed,dash had to be
removed
power steering pump squeels
40k new struts
transmission has always shifted
erraticaly
currently, plastic burning smell
filled vehicle and AC failed
shelleybabee,10/02/2003
This vehicle was always a reliable,
safe and enjoyable minivan; up until
it hit approx. 125,000. At this time
the van started stalling
intermittently and with no appearant
cause. There seems to be no reason
that any mechanic can find as to what
is wrong with the engine or why it
would stall without any outward signs
of there being a problem. I have spent
hours online researching this
minivan and have realized that this is
a very common
occurance with Caravans. There is also
no 1 general flaw that any mechanic
can find. Bottom line-this
car will cost you hundred and hundreds
of dollars in service charges & a
whole lot of frustration and
aggravation.
HeyGBM,01/19/2004
Bought the van with 79,000 miles on it
in '98 for $6,700. The original trans
went at just over 100,000 miles. Got a
factory rebuilt tran (big money) and it
went went about 15,000 miles out of
warrenty so my mechanic found me a used
trans and put it in for about $450. No
more problems with trans. The Dodge
built 3.3L engine now has 272,000 miles
on it and it is still going strong.
Never had any engine problems. Just the
normal routine maintence spread over
time, axles, water pump, radiator etc.
Over all the van had been very good to
me and is the most miles I've ever put
on a vehicle.
Joan,11/04/2018
LE 3dr Minivan
I would definitely recommend a Dodge Grand Caravan. We have hauled 2 daughters, a cello, 2 dogs and their friends! Also many construction items; 4x8 sheets of plywood, 2x4s, huge rolls of insulation, and many bags of compost. We have also spent many happy camping trips with our van, sometimes sleeping in the back!
