2011 Dodge Grand Caravan consumer reviews

The Van handles well with cargo loads, drives smooth has good acceleration with plenty of power. It has been well balanced on gas I use the van for electrical I mostly do residential so not a ton of equipment needed to carry but it can hold its own.

Great on roomiest. Was taken care of. Very happy , wouldn’t be afraid to drive anywhere. Perfect for our grandchildren Just a beautiful van. Kids love DVR

I have owned 3 Grand Caravans prior to this one. I love this car for every day use and long distance travel. My family chooses to ride in this car over others we have. The features and comfort are outstanding!

I AM 100% SATISIFIED WITH THE BUYING OF THIS VEHICLE. IT IS A 2011 GRAND CARAVAN WITH ALL THE SATISIFYING NEEDS I LIKE. IT IS VERY SPACIOUS FRONT AND BACK. IT CAN HOLD A CAPACITY EIGHT PLUS THE DRIVER AND STILL HAVE SPACE TO PACK YOUR BAGGAGE.

Need to bring sofa ? - not a problem, it will go easily in this minivan Need to bring bridge? - absolutely no problem, there will be some space left still and so on... Extremely comfortable for long way distance for driver and passengers

Not impressed car is overrated! Piece of junk all kinds of recalls were resolved now the heater doesn’t work again callback !!! wouldn’t buy this model again

Hello, i bought the van new. I have 215,000kms (133,000 miles) on it I've had major repairs - air conditioning, oil pump, alternator. I've done brakes front and back a couple of times & replaced the spark plugs. Minor repairs: carpet torn (from dealership), window trim and plastic scuff plate replaced, driver's seat worn out prematurely at seam. A bit of body rust at the wheel well. BUT I really like the van. Gas Mileage is good (around 12litres/100 kms or about 19 miles per gallon). DVD Entertainment system paid for itself several times over. Really like how the seats fold into the floor. It makes the van very flexible for transporting stuff.

In the 3 years owned, I’ve had more mechanical repairs than any other vehicle I’ve owned. Replaced transmission around 75k Replaced thermostat around 80k Eats brakes Faulty fuel pump sending unit Timing chain, phaser 85k This vehicle uses the same fuel pump relay that other Dodge vehicles have. It has been recalled in those vehicles, but not this one??!! The fix is to completely change the ECM ($1500+) or there are a few cheap do it yourself workarounds. I’m currently looking for something else because it now needs a new timing chain and new phasers. Had two mechanics look at it. Both concur. Around $3k for a “maybe”. Both mechanics recommend new engine.

I own a 2010 and it's never let me down. I've replaced the radiator a couple times but its cheap cost me 300 dollar each time. Besides that. I have 350000 km and it's a dream. The trick is that you have to drive it . Like most cars if you dont drive it, it will have problems , so drive it .!! Do transmission flush at 200 000 and tune up and it will last . Change oil every 10 000 with synthetic. AMD that's all. Calipers will seize but its cheap to fix. That's the only problem with these Vans. Its calipers and radiators. Besides that they are a dream.

This van has most of the state of the art features. These include audio controls on the steering wheel, dvd player, usb port, power locks and windows, several charging outlets, folding seats, eco drive, and power heated seats.