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Give me the run down 2000 & up
I rented a new 2005 town and country van last weekend and I felt right at home other than the front seats sit too high. Which van would you buy out of the two? ( Town and country or Dodge caravan ) Do they have good vans for the 2000 and up year models? Can I mount a hitch on the back and pull lite loads? Give me the good and bads on these two vans. I read the terrible stories about the older models 95 - 99. I'm thinking the newer models. Thanks.....
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I had the same questions when I bought my 02 a few years ago. Was very sceptical about Chrysler/Dodge reliability. Sister had a Chrysler that had a ton of little problems. I took the chance and I got burned. I hate this van! Can't wait till it's paid off so I can get rid of it. Problems so far at 38,000 miles...power steering pump, some sort of power steering sensor, something in front end was binding, brakes, brakes, brakes, and it's rusting (rust started after 2 years). The only problems I would be willing to accept through 40,000 miles are brakes. The rest is unacceptable.
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Re: Give me the run down 2000 & up
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Re: Give me the run down 2000 & up
I have a '98 Dodge Grand Caravan LE 3.8, It has been very reliable. At 143K we have not had a problem yet. it needs a new O2 sensor but that is it!!! My sister (Chrysler T&C) and Mother (Plymouth) both have '97s that have both blown transmissions at 95k. But my '98 keeps on going!!! My husband always changes the oil every 3000 or 4000 miles. It is also powerful for a van, 185 hp is what I have been told. I really like it and would recommend them.
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DON'T GET A 2000!!! Tranny problems.
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Re: Give me the run down 2000 & up
My 03 GC with 40000 lost the ECM
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