Faults:

Nothing is wrong with the car except the Dealer who services them.

We brought our Van to the Dodge Dealer and they did some trannsmission work and added a dye to see if it was leaky when it WASN'T LEAKING!.

The Next day, we brought it to Toronto (50KM AWAY) and The Gears wouldn't switch ON THE HIGHWAY. We were close to the place we bought the van (not a Chrysler Dealer) and they said there was a Transmission Failure. And Its is Because of that Dye they added in the Tank. It will cost around $3000.00 To repair, but luckily we have warranty.

General Comments:

They Vehicle is awesome. I am only 12 years old, but I know all about the Caravan. I read through the whole owners manual when we bought it and I learned a lot. You may not think much of me since I am young, but I know a lot. The Dealer tried to add something the van didn't need, but I knew its history burned the tank once before, but I know, and I told them an Alternative and they did it and it saved us more money.

Faults:

Small car accident last year caused me to get injured so badly I still need therapy. No one knew why. Then I received a notice stating the front seat belts were being recalled. There was my answer.

Window slides down enough to make that wind noise come in at 45 MPH.

Emergency brake light would not shut off at 28,000 miles. I never used the brake. Brakes were replaced at 25,000 miles.

A/C was repaired 2x and then finally a whole piece was replaced at about 20,000 miles. Covered by warranty.

Cup holders are a joke. I would have preferred not having any. Everything falls out of cup holder.

General Comments:

I do not believe there is anything else to fix. So much has already been repaired.

The faulty seat belts really upsets me. It has caused me lots of pain.

I did not realize the bargain was on my safety.

Faults:

Nothing ever went wrong with the MiniVan. In fact, this one never even had any "funny" noises or squeaks in it.

General Comments:

I really liked this Van. The 2.4L engine was surprisingly powerful for the size of vehicle. The three speed automatic made it sluggish in city driving though. Where this one shined was on the open road. Where I live, the prime passing area is a 1 mile up hill (6%) run. This little hummer would accelerate from 50 to 85 in second gear and toast almost any car that tried to catch me. The key to performance is the excellent ratio in second gear.