Used 2013 Dodge Grand Caravan Minivan Consumer Reviews

Gets up and goes

Ours now has just over 116,000 miles. We have replaced the battery, tires and transmission cooler lines - that's all, except the A/C needed a re-charge for the first time today.. It has plenty of zip, great in freeway traffic. It handles well. It's a bit noisy on some pavements -- don't know if that's inherent in the vehicle or the tires. On trips we may get 28 mpg but at home less than 20. I'm 5'10" but find that I have the driver's seat back at its max. We've driven Chrysler Corp minivans since 1993. 200,000 miles or more has been the norm. I track the cost/mile (excluding fuel and insurance) and when there begins a continuing upward trend or I lose trust in the vehicle, it's time for another. We don't seem to be close to that.

Good looking but nope

This van looked great on the outside and had a few minor things I wasn’t so happy with off the lot. The windows in ten rear didn’t roll down which was a concern. But not major so long as the ac worked. But what really made me hate and not trust this van was the 6 times this van stalled out on my mother while driving. After each repair, it seems fine for about a month. But again and again. Nobody can find anything wrong. What’s frustrating is that you never know when your going to be left stranded. Basically if you are nervous to drive your van and don’t feel safe it’s not a good vehicle to buy. Pick something else do your homework and check consumer reviews. Specifically look for the bad ones and see if there are any common problems mentioned repeatedly. This van has awesome features and drives really nice. But still I would recommend you pick another vehicle Toyota or Honda will be better.

Nice car for the family