Dodge Caravan

The Dodge Caravan is the Dodge version of the Chrysler Voyager, which is well known in Europe, and belongs to the automobile type van.

It was introduced in North America in the summer of 1984 as a sister model to the Plymouth Voyager. Since the beginning of 2008, it has been available in the fifth model generation.

It can be distinguished from the Plymouth Voyager by a different grille and usually by a lower price and less luxurious equipment. The Dodge models of the first three generations look externally the same as the European Chrysler Voyager. Even the grille is identical, only by the lettering they are visually distinguishable. Analogous to the Chrysler Grand Voyager, an extended version of the Dodge Caravan is also offered under the name Dodge Grand Caravan.

However, Dodge's 2013 model lineup only lists the Dodge Grand Caravan. Officially, the Dodge Caravan/Grand Caravan is not sold in Europe, but some vehicles were imported to Europe via independent importers or US soldiers stationed in Europe who brought their vehicles with them.

For a rough overview of what other brands this vehicle is sold under, see the Chrysler Voyager article.