Dodge Grand Caravan and Chrysler Town & Country
The Dodge Grand Caravan and Town & Country are extremely similar to each other. Really outside of equipment levels on different trim levels and minor styling cues they are the same thing. This is why there is only one page dedicated to this great feat of engineering.
The Grand Caravan and Town & Country was a success from the fateful day in 1983 when the Grand Caravan was launched as 1984 model year vehicle. In fact ENCS was the first to have a minivan in Europe we had imported the hand built prototype to show to customers. However in 1983 when the Grand Caravan came out it was innovative as it is today. The only difference between 1983 and the 2009 model year is different set of equipment the formula for a great vehicle remains intact after 26 years in production.
This year’s Grand Caravan and Town & Country has things the 1983 edition didn’t. Such as power fold in seats, 2 rear DVD screens, a My GIG multimedia system, Stow-n-Go seating (standard on all 2009 models), and an optional Swivel-n-Go seating arrangement.
If you have a family and need a vehicle to travel around in then go ahead and get yourself one. There really is no substitute for the versatility that you get out of a Grand Caravan and Town & Country. It truly is amazing. First off you have plenty of room for your luggage. Secondly you got plenty of room for the kids. Thirdly you have TONS of storage space. Fourthly it rides more like a car then a “van” with its independent suspension. Fifthly with three different engine choices and several different trim levels we’ll have a perfect range for you. Then finally with all the options that you can put on we can build a Grand Caravan or a Town & Country toy our specs and not ours!
So go ahead and contact us about the Grand Caravan or Town & Country if you have any questions. OR take look at the Grand Caravan brochure and Town and Country brochure. Also enjoy the video review below.
Please note that the opinions contained within the videos does not necessarily represent AAFES, OMSC, ENCS, DOD, nor Niklas Knipschild. Please contact us for more information.
