Used 2006 Dodge Caravan for sale near New York, NY

"I recently had the pleasure of visiting 95 Motors and was thoroughly impressed with their service. Lori.R was incredibly helpful and knowledgeable, making the entire experience smooth and enjoyable. The team at 95 Motors truly goes above and beyond to ensure customer satisfaction. Highly recommend!"

Select auto will give you the best price on a car. They are through checked out. I would buy any vehicle from Select Auto! They will work with you to get you in the car you want!

Really great service I worked with Logan he did a very great job explaining everything and making sure I got the car that best fit me and my family. Thank you Logan

This van is just what I needed. Comfortable seats, plenty of leg room, with the 3.3 V6, it has plenty of pull on the mountain roads. Lots of cargo room and very clean interior.

Mr. Hines and the financial team are the best. I purchased two vehicles from them and they have been amazing. The best dealership I?ve ever had.

My heart broke a little bit when Dodge discontinued the Caravan. The 2006 Dodge Caravan is, for a mini-van, a GOOD looking vehicle. The later Caravan styling made it boxier and less attractive, but this model year is sleek, like a slightly overweight panther. My grandparents graciously gifted me a stripped-down 2006 Dodge Caravan in 2006. No cruise control, no power locks or windows, no frills--but it's a great car. The 2.4-liter engine is, apparently, much sought-after by Dodge enthusiasts, as it is quite reliable. In all the years I've driven this car (nearly fourteen), there's never been major engine issues. It is sluggish for a mini-van, however, with only four-cylinders. It is not a powerful car. Later in its life, I had several costly repairs, and still have a misfiring cylinder at idle that isn't worth the cost of repairing. The vehicle still runs well at cruising speeds, however; you just don't want to get stuck in traffic. The timing belt went out sometime in 2013, but no other engine components were damaged; the mechanic told me I "must be living right." This vehicle is no longer my primary car, as I purchased a 2017 Nissan Versa Note SV for commuting and such (purchased in January 2020). But I still drive it about once a week around town and on errands. I love this van. I was also in several wrecks in this bad boy--only one of which, a small fender bender, was my fault. It was rear-ended on Christmas Day 2008. A friend's wife backed into it in 2006, shortly after I got it. Someone crunched in the bumper in a parking lot. I scraped it against a light bollard in an IHOP parking lot. It's busted up, bruised, and scraped, but it's still a great vehicle. My brother and I fit two ENTIRE couches into it at once (with the seats removed). Bring back this classic mini-van, Dodge!