#DodgeGrandCaravan

Apple has been caught testing modified Dodge Grand Caravans around the metro Detroit area for the first time.  

Car insurance is a necessary evil, an extra expense you really can’t drive without. Coverage is important both to protect yourself and others when the unexpected inevitably happens.

Chrysler is shutting down one of its plants to prepare for its next-generation minivan.

The minivan segment may not be as popular as it used to be, but that’s not stopping Chrysler from investing in its next-generation model.

Nearly 696,000 vehicles are being added to a recall campaign that Chrysler announced in March, 2011.

Despite the Dodge Grand Caravan not being long for this world, the Caravan nameplate could live on.

The 2014 Dodge Grand Caravan will be priced from $21,390 including destination.

Dodge is going through a major makeover in the coming years, as it tries to rebuild its identity with moderately priced performance models.

In celebration of the 30th anniversary of the  Chrysler Town & Country and Dodge Grand Caravan, the American automaker has released special edition models for both of its minivans.

Chrysler will keep the current generation Jeep Wrangler in production until mid-2018 while extending production of the Dodge Avenger until 2015 and the Grand Caravan until late 2017.

A total of 282,200 Chrysler minivans are being recalled because the side airbags can deploy on the wrong side in the event of an accident.

In the market and shopping for a used car? Consumer Reports has released a list of 20 used vehicles to stay away from as they have a reputation for causing trouble. Listed is a top 20 list of used cars from 2003 to 2012 model year to avoid in alphabetical order. These vehicles had multiple years of much-worse-than-average overall reliability, according to Consumer Reports’ Annual Auto Survey.

Dodge will be focusing on “affordable performance” in its 2013 and beyond lineup, with a subcompact hatchback heading to dealerships next year as a 2014 model year.

Sometimes the hype surrounding a car can make it seem like a better choice than it actually is, and to combat the false reputations some cars get, Consumer Reports has released a list of five popular vehicles that should be avoided. 

The Chrysler Town & Country and the Dodge Grand Caravan have ruled the minivan market for years, and are now poised to combine into one vehicle sporting the best features from each. The biggest problem with this merger however, is which name do you keep and which name do you scrap?