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Used 1994 Dodge Grand Caravan Consumer Reviews

3.6 out of 5 stars
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4.13 out of 5 stars

Solid van served us well for 11 years

Steve, 12/07/2007
1994 Dodge Grand Caravan LE 3dr Minivan
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Bought a loaded 3.8L LE 2 years used, drove the tar out of it w/the family, then a daily driver to work for a few years, now my teenage son has been driving it for 1.5 years. Will finally sadly part with it, as my son upgrades. Has been a real workhorse, generally very reliable, always started and ran smooth and quiet to this day. Had to rebuild tranny at 70K (who didn't?), but tranny still good today at 225K miles. AC went out about a year ago. Otherwise, very little went wrong. Surprised by other reviews dinging this vehicle, as they were all submitted when the car was 10 years old! What do you expect? Most other 10yo cars are in the junkyard or some canal somewhere by now.

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3.88 out of 5 stars

93 Dodge Grand Carave SE Sport

Tiger, 04/11/2002
1993 Dodge Grand Caravan SE 3dr Minivan
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Solid transportation. Captian Seats for four are great. Lots of room. Keeps on ticking.

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4.75 out of 5 stars

What a surprise!

deetta, 01/01/2009
1993 Dodge Grand Caravan SE 3dr Minivan
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We purchased this van with 88,000 miles on it and now 7 yrs later it has 219,000.It's our family car so any where I go she goes. We've never replaced the engine or transmission. My Dodge has been a very reliable vehicle!! I love the room in it. It handles great! I've hauled a few bales of hay and always get my feed for the horses in it. I can't say anything very bad about it. We've replaced the drive axles on both sides and that's the most we've had in repairs. The transmission is giving a few problems now but we watch the fluid and do not use overdrive which isn't as good on mpg. We are starting to look for a different car but I hate to give up my Dodge, I love it!

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3.38 out of 5 stars

Functional Utility

soccercoach, 09/26/2003
1993 Dodge Grand Caravan ES 3dr Minivan
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The 1993 Grand Caravan is is a people, pet, and thing hauler. It does it comfortably, and farily reliably and economically. The Quad Captain Chairs are comfortable and keep the younger occupants separated, the engines is a dependable workhorse, it will not move you real quick but it can get up and go in a pinch. It does have a heavy steering ride but overall this vehicle is a good third car to have for muddy soccer days or when you need to pick up some mulch and carry some young kids and their friends. Get a used one for functionality and the ultimate utility vehicle.

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3.88 out of 5 stars

Give me a Caravan....

Penger5, 05/19/2002
1994 Dodge Grand Caravan LE 3dr Minivan
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We've really enjoyed this vehicle. We bought it used with about 75,000 miles on it. We've put about 76,000 more on it. We did have some problem with the electrical wiring--a small fire in the door and a squirrel ate the electrical harness--but, other than that, repairs have been pretty minor. Unlike many others we have not (touch wood) had to rebuild the transmission. The transmission is a little temperamental (you would be too with 151,000 miles on you!) but I've found that starting gently from a stop helps solves the problem. My mechanic says that there is a lot of weight that it needs to pull, so being gentle on the start from a stop will stand you in good stead.

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