2005 Dodge Grand Caravan

The Bottom Line: Great vehicle, trouble free, lots of space, good price, stow and go seats are a great asset and easy to use.

Review: Three years ago I was in the market for a car. I do a lot of driving between my job and frequent trips to visit my parents three hours away. I was a few months away from getting married and adding a husband and stepdaughter to a family that had been...

The Bottom Line: You can?t go too far wrong with this vehicle, though you?re well advised to check out other similar vehicles such as the Chevrolet, Toyota, etc..

Review: How do the automakers get away with naming vehicles sold in early 2004 as a 2005? Nonetheless, I have been driving my 2005 Grand Caravan since March 2004. My previous vehicle was a 2002 Chevrolet Venture van and invariably, the Venture stands as my...

The Bottom Line: LOVE this Grand Caravan and feel safe recommending it to anyone. It has everything I like and nothing I didn't want.

Review: We traded in our '98 Grand Caravan and leased a 2005 Stow & GO Caravan. It has a 3.8V6 engine --plenty strong for over mountains or hauling things. We live in an old house and haul lumber etc to fix up all the time. I wanted Traction Control (for...

The Bottom Line: This is a GRAND van to own and I would feel safe recommending it to my best friend. Getting 22 to 26 mph PLUS cargo space.

Review: We traded in our '98 Grand Caravan and leased a 2005 Stow & GO Caravan.
3.8V6 engine --plenty strong for over mountains or hauling things. We live in an old house and haul lumber etc to fix up all the time. I wanted Traction Control (for low...

The Bottom Line: Not recommended. Chrysler/domestic appears to be...well, still Chrysler.

Review: Traded in Jeep Grand Cherokee so my wife would have something to haul our 4 kids around in. I looked at the Odyssey & Grand Caravan, and chose the Caravan for the stow & go seating, as I also have weekend cargo needs that extend beyond just the kids...