Introduced for the 1987 model year, this long-wheelbase minivan was created as the larger companion to the original short-wheelbase Caravan and quickly became one of the best-known family haulers of its era. The nameplate helped define the modern minivan formula, offering a more spacious alternative for buyers who wanted the practicality of Chrysler’s front-wheel-drive van architecture with added room for passengers and cargo. Over time, it evolved through multiple generations while staying focused on everyday utility, comfort, and versatility rather than performance. In later years, the model remained a staple of Dodge’s lineup and was sold as a mainstream people mover for families and commercial users alike. Production ended after the 2020 model year, closing a continuous run that lasted more than three decades.
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