2010 Dodge Grand Caravan consumer reviews

It may not be the brand in general but the one I'm stuck with sucks. It always has one light or another turning on. I fix one thing and another thing breaks. We got it from a shady dealership when we were desperate and I have hated it ever since. If I could get out of this van I would but I'm stuck with it for at least another year or two. It does have plenty of room for the family. I will give it that. There's about 133,000 miles on ours and it's still technically functioning.

I have had problems with this 2010 dodge ram caravan from the faulty airbag to electrical problems too then getting it to shift into gear and get the key out of the Ignition

I’m really disappointed about the Dodge Grand Caravan, At 20,000 miles had to do complete work on the breaks, not covered by the guaranty and with 95,000 the transmission is done. Not a good investment for what it lasted

This is a great van. Stow and go seats mean tons of room. Driver seat is fully powered and very comfortable to sit in. Without a doubt the most comfortable vehicle I have ever had.

This car met my needs, it is very comfortable to travel or even to ride around the neighborhood. I loved it, I never had any problem with it

Great car for large families, so comfy for long drives and has a lot of space for traveling bags or even whatever you want to put in there.

This car was used to transport the family. It did the job, it was nothing special. The ABS didn't work as well as it should have, but it worked.

I sold a Jeep Grand Cherokee due to high fuel cost and bought a 2010 Grand Caravan. Gas is 18 - 27mpg on the 4.0. No lack of power and 6 speed transmission preforms well. It now has over 200,000 miles. Time for tires before winter. Rear caliper does make noise when applied but I had them checked and they are fine. I had to make a hard brake at 70mph and the van responded perfectly. Would buy again. Body still in great shape for our winters.

This minivan has all the features you can ask for. Everything from stow n go seats to power windows on the sliding doors. Also has 2 dvd screens and plenty of room to keep all passengers happy. Its very dependable and super easy to get to everything when it needs serviced

If you enjoy repairing everything piece by piece, then this is the van for you. It spent more time In a repair shop then it did on the road. If you buy one, consider it a disposable vehicle. Don't put too much money into making it fancy, you'll need that for repairs. And dodge wouldn't do anything about the inside of the sliding doors rubbing on the outside top fender well. I spent two months telling at my kids about thier bikes against the van, until I realized the van was the culprit. Sorry kids...