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Caravan/Grand Caravan
The latest
versions of the original minivan went on sale in early 2004 as '05 models. While
little was changed from the basic package, which still stands near the top of
the minivan pack in terms of value and versatility, Grand Caravan models now
offer Chrysler's new "Stow 'n Go" seating system. Now, instead of having to
physically remove and store the second- and third-row seats for added cargo
volume, both the rear bench and middle captain's chairs can easily fold flat
into the floor. Now, for example, five passengers can share the ride with a
chest of drawers by stowing one of the middle-row seats, or a room addition's
worth of building materials can be hauled by folding away all of the rear seats.
A 150-horsepower 3.3-liter V-6 powers the base SE model, while the SXT gets a
180-horsepower version of the 3.3-liter V-6, and the EX gets a 215-horsepower
3.8-liter V-6. All powertrains are mated to a four-speed Autostick automatic
transmission. Extended-length Grand Caravan models can be equipped with
all-wheel-drive. As is pretty much mandatory among contemporary minivans these
days a wide range of available features is offered, including power-operated
rear sliding doors and liftgate, a DVD entertainment system with wireless
headphones, navigation system, tri-zone climate control, a removable center
console, and heated leather seats.
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