Posted by Buckeye Oliver collector on December 18, 2013 at 23:22:50 from (70.194.195.31):
In Reply to: OT Mini vans posted by Don-Wi on December 17, 2013 at 19:49:35:
Agreed that the price sounds high.
I had a 99 Plymouth Grand Voyager (same as G Caravan) with the 3.3 motor for about three years. Good van but it started to become one repair after another (alot of rot on it). Engine was not touched at 152,000 miles other than a tune-up. I had a 2006 Grand Caravan (3.3) for a little less than a year (got totaled when another driver went left of center on me). Now I've got a 2013 that I bought new. Honestly for the payment I was making plus repairs on the 06 I wish I'd have gotten a new one sooner. I know theres a lot of depreciation but its nice not driving someone elses' junk for once. I can't really compain about the 2006. Probably saved my life with the airbags deploying like they did. New one is a nice van but I don't like the spare tire location as someone mentioned here. Stupid idea. Cup holders are not big enough and a few other small things. Making a payment is not much fun but I'm also tired of seeing my mechanics' face every other month. I've heard stories about bad luck with the transmissions but we've owned four of them over the years and have never had problems. I think its more a case of beat the h*ll out of anything and it will break.
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