Overview & Reviews

There are no significant changes this year.

• Trademark fold-in-the-floor seating and storage system, low price, attractive styling.

• Unimpressive reliability history, stability control not available, engines run out of steam on the highway, weak brakes.

User Reviews:

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  Man Van - 2007 Dodge Grand Caravan
  By cntlose92 - February 16 - 5:53 am

  This large step in purchasing a "Man- Van" was the result of our third child coming into this world. It replaced a 2003 Ford Taurus. I like the sporty exterior look, if you can say that about a mini-van. The interior is OK, but we did not opt for the leather seats so its what we paid for. We did get the "Stow-n-Go" seats which are great! My wife drives this primarily as I drive a Hemi Durango. For long trips I prefer the Durango for a couple reasons: It can get out of its own way on the highway, and gets better gas mileage with the MDS.

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  Still Lovin it - 2007 Dodge Grand Caravan
  By Steve - February 10 - 4:20 am

  Purchased new in 2007. Love the lifetime powertrain warranty - have not needed it yet! Had a few things fixed under std warranty - power side doors. Runs great! 20-22 HWY No Tranny problems, really enjoy it! Had a 1998 Grand Caravan, sold it with 220K and was still running great!

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  Would buy again - 2007 Dodge Grand Caravan
  By Larry Zellner - October 5 - 5:00 am

  Bought van used from local dealer. Great roominess with seats stored. Handles good even on winter roads which surprised me considering it doesnt have traction control. Like exterior styling but could use a little chrome. Front brake pads squeal even after being replaced. Mileage is good for a van. Comfortable even on longer trips. Would recommend it.

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  Stunning Deal - 2007 Dodge Grand Caravan
  By salgeek - August 14 - 2:00 pm

  This is my 3rd. Chryco Minivan. Utility and Value punctuate my ownership experiences. For $12,300 I purchased a year old Dodge Grand Caravan SE with stow and go seating with only 10,747 miles. The vehicle is Chrysler Certified so the power train is warranted for 8 yr/80K miles and I have a bumper to bumper warranty for 39 months/39K miles. "Certified" also includes roadside assistance till 8 yr/80K. AND the dealer threw in free lifetime oil changes. WOW! With a little luck the transmission will make it 100K miles and she wont rust out till its 9th year in service. Maybe even the AC/Heater core will make it 5+ years. If I can get 30K between brake jobs Ill be happy!

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  Decent van for a low price - 2007 Dodge Grand Caravan
  By kretara - July 26 - 11:53 am

  We bought our 2007 Grand Caravan SXT used without 23,000 miles on it. We had been shopping for a minivan for a few months. We wanted a Honda/Toyota, but for the price of a 4 year old Honda/Toyota we were able to few months old Grand Caravan. We are very happy with the van. Tons of cargo space, the kids fit in perfectly and the wife likes driving it. The build quality is lacking, but you cant not expect all that much from an American car company anyway. Some interior parts feel very cheap. The transmission thunks and jumps at low speeds. Gas mileage is 16 city (very hilly) and 27 highway. Not too bad for a truck.

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  Pretty Good, all things considered - 2007 Dodge Grand Caravan
  By Mighty UTU - January 7 - 9:50 pm

  Have had the Van for almost a year now. Cant beat the storage (sto n go). It is Awesome. I think it looks better than the new style. Yeah its a minivan but if you put your ego aside then it is the most versatile vehicle out there. My 3 kids love it.

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  Forced into a minivan - 2007 Dodge Grand Caravan
  By No More Sportscars - August 18 - 11:20 pm

  We already have a 14 month old child and now my wife is expecting twins, so we needed a vehicle that could fit our growing family comfortably. Our biggest problem was finding a vehicle that could fit three car seats along with everything else a growing family demands. The grand caravan won by default with the great combination of price, comfort and 0% financing. We chose the leather seats and purchased a dual dvd player from Walmart.

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  The silver people hauler - 2007 Dodge Grand Caravan
  By kretara - June 10 - 6:06 am

  We bought the van used with 24k miles on it, now have 41k on it. My wife loves the van and we both love the stow and go seating. The versatility of a pick-up in a van. Just finished 1,200 mile trip with no problems. MPG: 16 city, 24 highway. The van has been in the shop a few times for warranty issues. The torque converter has been replaced, the transmission was flashed with new software, brakes and tires @30k, clunking front suspension, both power doors failing to open. The van should be more reliable, but what can one expect from an American car.

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  Overall Good Value - 2007 Dodge Grand Caravan
  By ps - February 16 - 10:53 am

  Have owned this van for about 16 months and put about 18000 miles on it. Needed service once for a rusted brake line for ABS (ABS light came on and stayed on). Has been dependable and very versatile. The convenience and ease of stow and go seating is great, as is the power lift gate. The remote start is a must for me in the winter. Gas mileage is just OK, not horrible at 20-21 mpg mixed city and highway driving after employing gas saving driving tips (set your cruise control at 60 mph on the highway (city speed limit) and watch other cars pass you like you are standing still!), got 18mpg consistently before that. Transmission "thunks" downshifting, jerking the van, not at all smooth.