CARFAX Vehicle History Report

Despite the popularity of crossover vehicles, minivans continue to be popular as well. Certainly no one will mistake the family Dodge Grand Caravan as a sexy personal statement, but you've got more important things to worry about these days. Each year, about 1 million people choose practicality and versatility over factors like "chicks dig it." They buy minivans.

Dodge invented the modern minivan and it has no intention of walking away from the segment it created nearly 25 years ago. And the fully redesigned 2008 Dodge Caravan is a much better van than the previous version on many fronts. Its base price is lower but it has more standard equipment, and it has many useful features that you simply can't get on other minivans. A new V6 and six-speed transmission power train debut on the new van.

The 2008 Dodge Grand Caravan is also roomier inside and there's more storage space behind the third row of seats. That's due, in part, to a van that's 2.5 inches longer and has a 1.9-inch-longer wheelbase. Expect a quieter ride as well -- Dodge's engineers gave the new van thicker glass, deeper carpet padding, additional seals and isolated front suspension components.

This 2008 Carfax 1-owner Silver Dodge Grand Caravan SXT is perhaps the most practical solution to transporting your active family around. With power sliding doors, you have the flexibility to open the doors via remote or from the front seat as well as with buttons located at each door to allow for hands free entry and exit. With a DVD player, you can keep the kids entertained on the long road trips or short drives across town. With power adjustable pedals and the innovative stow-n-go feature, you have the ability to customize this vehicle to your ideal comfort and needs. The tires are in above average conditions.