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Dodge Grand Caravan:Review the specs, features and pros & cons
Overview of the Dodge Grand Caravan
Learn about the Dodge Grand CaravanDodge Grand Caravan Summary
The Dodge Grand Caravan is an adaptable family vehicle. Its reliability means that you can trust it to run well for years, saving you money on repair costs in the future. Though there is only one engine choice available, drivers find that it delivers more than enough power to meet their needs. With up to nine trim levels available in later models, it's easy to find a set of features that suits you. The Dodge Grand Caravan is known for being as budget-friendly as it is reliable, with an available fuel economizer allowing you to maximize fuel efficiency.
Pros and cons of the Dodge Grand Caravan
- Versatile family vehicle
- Three rows of seating
- Stow ’n Go seating system folds into floor
- Only one engine choice available
- Limited tech features
- No all-wheel drive option
Specifications of the Dodge Grand Caravan
Key specifications available across all trim levels- Seats7
- Doors5
- Fuel typeGas
- TransmissionAutomatic
- City consumption12.2 L/100km
- Highway consumption7.9 L/100km
- Width1952 - 2000 mm
- Length5143 - 5144 mm
- Trunk space900 - 920 L
- Cargo space920 - 4000 L
Trims available with the Dodge Grand Caravan
What is a trim? Trims are different options of the same car with different features and equipment. The specs depend on the trim you choose.This variant of the Dodge Grand Caravan 2008 - 2010 is available in 1 trim:SXT trim features and specs
Frequently asked questions about the Dodge Grand Caravan
Dimensions of the Dodge Grand Caravan
Year | Height from | Width from | Length from |
---|---|---|---|
Exact values depend on trim choices. | |||
2010 | 1750 mm | 1952 mm | 5143 mm |
2009 | 1750 mm | 1952 mm | 5143 mm |
2008 | 1750 mm | 2000 mm | 5144 mm |
Towing capacity of the Dodge Grand Caravan
Unbraked is when the trailer being towed does not have its own braking system. Braked is when the trailer being towed has its own braking system.Year | Unbraked | Braked |
---|---|---|
Exact values depend on trim choices. | ||
2010 | – | 816 kg |
2009 | – | 816 kg |
2008 | – | 817 kg |