The 2020 Dodge Grand Caravan is back with only changes to the midrange SE Plus trim. It now gets standard second-row Stow 'n Go buckets seats, an eight-way power driver seat, and an in-floor storage bin. Otherwise, Dodge's minivan soldiers on unchanged.
The Grand Caravan comes in two trims: SE and SXT. It can carry up to seven passengers and features standard Stow'n Go seats. The Swivel'n Go optional seating system features second-row seats that can rotate to face the third row. The SE is powered by the 3.3-liter V6 engine, which can run on either ethanol... Read more »
Since the introduction of the Dodge Caravan and Plymouth Voyager in November 1983, more than 8.5 million-including the Chrysler Town & Country-have been produced. Imitators have been many, trying either to outflank or outdo the original, but the Dodge Caravan, and the long-wheelbase Grand Caravan tested here, remains the king of minivans. While the Chrysler... Read more »
The Grand Caravan finally moved off its K-car platform for 1996 in a total redesign. Dual sliding doors were new, a rarity that would later become the industry norm. The top powertrain was a 3.8-liter V6 with 180 horsepower matched to a four-speed automatic; it received a clutchless manual-shift feature in 1999. During this period,... Read more »
The first revamp of the original Grand Caravan brought a more aerodynamic front end, driver airbag, new seats and a contemporary dash design. Antilock brakes and all-wheel drive joined the option list for the first time. Industry-first integrated child seats were added for the second season, and a passenger airbag arrived in 1994.
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