I love my Dodge Grand Caravan. It has quick acceleration and runs so quiet and smooth. It feels tight when driving and going around corners and handles like a dream. It shifts so smooth and sleek, it is almost like it is still in the new car phase and is still being broken in. I am beyond pleased with the gas mileage I am getting, at least 27 miles to the gallon on the local expressways. It is a very comfortable ride and no blind spots. I have plenty of room for my family and transporting all of the stuff that we take on the road with us on our weekend trips. This is a ride that does not disappoint and only enhances our family time together. This is my first Dodge purchase and it definitely will not be my last, I am very impressed with this vehicle!

This minivan has been reliable for us. It is very spacious, and the stow-and-go seats make it very convenient for us to pack for road trips, haul gardening supplies, and help friends move. The interior is pretty standard, with cloth seats that are dirt resistant. The car has am/FM radio with CD player. Since this is an older car, it lacks Bluetooth and GPS. There are sufficient cup holders for our needs. The third-row seating is somewhat uncomfortable, given some tilt of the seat. Driver and front passenger airbags are pretty standard, no side airbags. Anti-lock brakes help with navigating icy road. The car is a bit noisy on the freeway. The exterior is showing some rust, but this is understandable since the car is old. We have been having issues with the key fob -- periodically it does not open the car doors even though the key fob battery is not dead. In addition, sometimes, we are unable to pull the key out of the ignition and have to restart the car and turn the steering wheel. The roof rack is useful for us to transport our Christmas tree each year. I would say that the cost of maintenance is reasonable. All in all, it is a good, no-frills, utility vehicle which suits or needs and fits our lifestyle.