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Billet Silver Metallic Clearcoat

Brilliant Black Crystal Pearlcoat

Deep Cherry Red Crystal Pearlcoat

True Blue Pearlcoat

Redline 2 Coat Pearl

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Red Pearlcoat

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Dodge first built the minivan, and they still take the lead on design. This seven-passenger family vehicle has storage below the second row of seats that double as the space to fold the captain's chairs flat into the floor. The second row also folds to give a completely flat load floor. The Grand Caravan is the more value-minded sibling to the Chrysler Town & Country, and both have been named Consumer Digest Best Buys.

The 2016 Dodge Grand Caravan offers a lot of features and versatility in an inexpensive package. Overall, the Grand Caravan's refinement is lacking compared to rivals from Japanese manufacturers.

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Cargo Volume to Seat 3 (ft?)

Front Wheel Drive

V6 Cylinder Engine

Flex Fuel Capability

Gasoline Fuel

6-Speed Automatic

Automatic

Transmission w/Dual Shift Mode

Adjustable Steering Wheel

Cloth Seats

3rd Row Seat

Cruise Control

Driver Vanity Mirror

Multi-Zone A/C

Woodgrain Interior Trim

Floor Mats

Rear A/C

2nd Row Captain's Chairs/Rear Bucket Seats

Passenger Vanity Mirror

Remote Trunk Release

Trip Computer

Bucket Seats

Auto-Dimming Rearview Mirror

Leather Steering Wheel

Driver Adjustable Lumbar

Power Driver Seat

Luggage Rack

Heated Mirrors

Power Liftgate

Privacy Glass

Rear Spoiler

Power Sliding Doors

Fourth Passenger Door

Premium Wheels

Intermittent Wipers

Keyless Entry

Power Door Locks

Power Mirrors

Power Windows

Rear Defrost

Third Passenger Door

Variable Speed Intermittent Wipers

Fog Lights

Running Boards/Side Steps

Child Safety Locks

Front Head Air Bag

Front Side Air Bag

Daytime Running Lights

Driver Air Bag

Passenger Air Bag

Rear Head Air Bag

Engine Immobilizer

Passenger Air Bag Sensor

Knee Air Bag

Security System

AM/FM Stereo

Auxiliary Audio Input

CD Player

MP3 Player

Steering Wheel Audio Controls

Back-Up Camera

Bluetooth Connection

Rear Parking Aid

Entertainment (Video) System

Hard Disk Drive Media Storage

Navigation System

Satellite Radio

Remote Engine Start

4-Wheel Disc Brakes

Brake Assist

Power Steering

Stability Control

Tire Pressure Monitor

Tires - Front All-Season

Tires - Rear All-Season

Traction Control

Temporary Spare Tire

6 Cylinder

This is my first Dodge mini-van (I've had a 2nd generation Odyssey).  While I've only had the vehicle two days, the drivers seat (power adjustable) is intolerable.  I'm 6'2" tall.  To maximum the leg room, the seat has to be all the way back and as low as it will go (raising the seat brings it forward - so tall people get a low seat and short people get a tall seat).  So it's literally like using on a squatting toilet - as your rear is low and there is then no thigh support.  My knees are far above my elbows.

Yes, I should have taken a test drive in the vehicle before accepting it (it is a company car), but I've never seen such a poor driver's seat in any vehicle I've driven in almost 30 years.  I've always been able to adjust vehicle seats to a tolerable position before, not so far (I've driven the vehicle 7 hours already), thus I didn't think it would be problem when I approved of receiving the vehicle.

Otherwise I've found no other major issues with the vehicle.  No issues noted with fit/finish or noises.  Acceleration is good.  The cruse control can be up to 4 mph under your desired speed on hilly terrain - I don't remember that from other Dodge/Chrylser vehicles I've owned.    The Uconnect system is nice (takes more steps to do the same functions, but has similar capabilities to GM's system), however it seems slow to answer bluetooth phone calls.  Yes, the 2nd and 3rd row seats are thinly padded and low, but I rarely have passengers.  

About a year ago I test drive a Sienna.  It's driving position wasn't great, but entirely usable.  Based upon that fact alone, I'd suggest something other than a Dodge Grand Caravan.

Over 6' tall? Drivers seat is like a squat toilet

Drove a 2016 SXT rental with 6400 miles for a 600 mile trip.  With only one passenger, the vehicle struggled to maintain highway speeds uphill and constantly downshifted to maintain a constant speed on even modest grades.  I can't imagine what this symphony of shifting would be like with a load of passengers and cargo.  External rear and lateral visibility was also unsatisfactory and the rear view camera was small and dim.  The touch screen was small and a long reach for the driver and the info center above the steering column while easy to navigate was a hard to read backlit LCD configuration that oddly didn't show miles to empty while displaying the speedometer.  Just seemed like a pretty half-heartedly designed vehicle.  On the good side, the middle storage console was spacious and easy to access.

Constant shifting and lack of power on highway

Good solid minivan we have for hauling people and things. Nothing else compare's for the price.... Chrysler Pacifica almost twice the cost!

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