This van has been good to me for a few years now. I bought it used at about 180,000 miles and have since used it to not only commute in a major city, but also make a 7-hour drive several times throughout the year. It aided me in getting a sub-contractor job where I had to haul some extensive heavy energy-testing equipment. The only major drawbacks are its rust on the edges, which has gotten worse every winter; cosmetically it's not a pretty car. There's a dent in the back (my fault), and a fender bender (not my fault) has left one side door with some deficiencies with the interior casing. However, it has been pretty good in terms of mileage, and with regular maintenance it runs great. Cool A/C, working radio and CD-player, plenty of space. If you don't mind a stylishly-mundane mini-van, you get a lot of utility out of this car.

Our new Dodge Caravan is amazing in every sense of the word. I love the sleek interior and how well it drives. It is extremely comfortable and suits my entire family really well. The Dodge Caravan is also really sharp on the outside, but the inside is what I love the most. The lighting on the inside is also extremely nice and pleasing to the eyes. Since this car is new, we haven't experienced any maintenance problems whatsoever. We drive this car quite frequently on the interstate highway, and it performs just as well as any sedans we owned in the past. It's quite powerful for a family car, so don't let the look surprise you. It accelerates pretty quickly for a caravan, and the braking and handling is definitely on another level. Whenever I get behind the wheel, I feel totally in control of my entire family. The gas mileage is definitely something we are pleased with as well. We tend to get 25mpg on the highway and slightly under 20mpg in local areas, so that's quite impressive for a caravan. All in all, the Dodge Caravan is extremely easy and fun to drive. The price is very affordable for families who are on a tight budget, and the kids are sure to love this car as well.