2019 Toyota Sienna vs 2019 Honda Odyssey vs 2019 Dodge Grand Caravan vs 2019 Chrysler Pacifica
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- Today the 2019 Honda Odyssey Elite is in a comparison against top competitors, the 2019 Toyota Sienna XLE, Chrysler Pacifica Touring L and Dodge Grand Caravan SXT. All four minivans offer compelling features for the modern family, but only one can go home with the victory. Will it be the Odyssey--which was redesigned in 2017? The Pacfica, which is still trying to catch the aging Grand Caravan in sales? These are the best vehicles for families--watch on to find out.
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I agree with your honest review. A lot people making reviews to catch attention and get money. I can see your honesty in this thorough review. You earned a subscriber. Thank you!
Thank you for the positive feedback! The 2020 comparison videos should be of increasing quality even over 2019, so stay tuned!
I'm loving my caravan. The stow and go is incredible. So much storage!
Great review, thank you!
Great Review! Thanks! you've helped me pick my choice
Grand Caravan GT is the top class not SXT which is Mid range
Nice tutorial. You did a very thorough job!!! I now feel like I can do it myself, THANK YOU!
Thank you! Good luck!
great video. thanks.
My red 2010 Chrysler t&c Touring might be old school, but it has served us well.With things like uconnect and heated leather, it offers a fair experience and It does as it states without complication. Speaking of that, working on it is comparably easier. I did the 100k maintenance myself and in under an hour. The only item I couldn't do was a tranny flush. I love the looks of the Pacifica, but being a Fiat design, I would be probably better off sticking with maybe the R/T version of the Grand Caravan if I was to one day upgrade. But honestly I see no point nearly 9 years later.
With all due respect to the reviews, the Grand Caravan has dated looks and equipment. I still bought a 2018 model with 72 miles on the odometer. Why? Because it costs half the price of an Odyssey or Sienna and still moves people, camping gear, tools and even appliances with ease. I don’t need all the hi tech B.S. to do that.
Can't pass up a good deal. But some may want longevity and less major repairs.
@@roderickconstantino5354 Look online..at the Caravan sale ads..sort by miles..highest to lowest..you will see many Caravans and Town and Country's with over 400,000 miles..the 3.8 V-6 engine Dodge used in 80% of these vans was bullet-proof..the truth is in the miles..how many Sienna's do you see with 400K miles still on the road? Maybe a few but you see a TON of Dodge minivans with 200K + miles all the time..while Dodge is not the most reliable name around, they did it right with the 1996-2018 minivans
@Sean Reed you're Mom Sucks ...BRO!
your right
Sean Reed laughs in challenger charger and 300
Bought an Odyssey 3 months ago. Test drove all 4 of these. Dodge old styling felt cheap and had little squeaks and rattles while driving don't want to hear all that and the stow and go is useless with 3 toddlers and a newborn in the van. Toyota didnt get the MPGs i wanted but a nice big minivan. Chrysler is nice all around and great MPGs but not as reliable as the Honda or Toyota so that one was out too. my wife loves the Odyssey she drive its every day its easy to get the kids in and out with the middle row slide track system it has no jumping over set and stuff. At the end of the day you should be happy with what you bought and never second guess that will just leave you wanting something new sooner then later and that doesnt help you save money however you are looking to save
Timothy Sheaffer I’m getting the 2019 Odyssey EXL on Friday! Thanks for you comment!!!
Honda's ass
Had my 2015 Dodge Grand Caravan for 6 years. No squeak or rattles. Love my caravan, best car I have ever owned and no issues. The dodge was thousands less then the Honda and Toyota for about the same equipment. No it does not have all the modern equipment because it is an old design, but I think it’s better looking then the other cans.
Purchased a Fully Loaded Dodge Grand Caravan GT (2017) For 18 grand a year old. Doesn't have the all the bells and whistles as the others, but it's reliable and costs a heck of a lot less than it's competitors. Stow and go is great for moving big items. Price I think has a lot to do with why it's still selling. I'm very happy with mine.
I have 10 years old town and country, no plans to replace it one of those toy minivans oddysey sienna etc...
methebeachbum Be nice you will need one of the “Toy minivans” to tow you home.
methebeachbum toy? i’d kill myself before you catch me in any dodge
Adam Henry my dodge van is totally unreliable
@@logancollins5789 My 1992 Grand Caravan was reliable. I kept it until 2016.
My grand caravan is awesome. For the price you can’t beat it with the stowaway seat system making work like a little truck for us! Haven’t met a person who owns one and doesn’t love it. Also, The Toyota is really nice, just cost a great deal more. We get near 30 all the time in trips going 70! So much function and use to the dodge is the best. So far I only had a untimely bad alternator issue at 110k... and the engine on the dodge needs a new timing belt every 60k added for a unseen cost... not sure about the others? We purchased the dodge to sale it but fell in love with the ride, easy of use and storage along with the ability to fold all seats into the floor and have a truck like use... as we are always hauling bikes and pets n stuff...
Honda is recalling roughly 107,000 of its 2018-2019 Odyssey minivans due to an issue with the power sliding door latches, the carmaker announced on Tuesday. This time, the reason for the recall isn't the faulty Takata airbags, which are causing widespread car recalls for many automakers, including Honda.
Toyo has plenty as well
I still drive my 2004 Chrysler Grand Voyager (T&C in the US) with a 2.5 litre Diesel and a 5 speed manual. It has run about 235kmls so far and is still running strong. Turbo, exhaust, AC still the original ones, no head gasket issues, no overheating, no electrical or electronical flaws. Some corrosion issues, but nothing that's not easy to fix. Absolutely love it.
I took the whole video with a grain of salt!😆. I own a 2019 Grand Caravan SXT, and it's awesome!!
2018 SXT here and LOVE IT!!
Hello!! I love minivans, and my family just got a new one...! Now before, I had a 2018 Honda Odyssey. It was nice, till it broke down and had like 4 recalls. I had the "Touring" trim. I honestly thought it was terrible. Also, it cost me $43,000. And I Lemon-Lawed it. Mhm. LEMON LAW. I just got a Chrysler Pacifica Limited S. It is beautiful! WAY more practical than Japanese cars. Also, I admire the new Uconnect and the beautiful systems!
I own a 2013 Grand Caravan and I couldn't be happier. Il admit that it is very lacking in technology features, but it is very comfortable and looks really nice in my opinion. It's competitors have it nailed when it comes to technology, but it looks mean and works.
Depends on how much $$$$ you want to spend. The Honda and Toyota are least 10 grand more than the Dodge Caravan. You can still buy a brand new Caravan for about $22k. Try finding a Toyota van for that price. AND the Grand Caravan has Stow n Go.
For me Dodge gran caravan
@Jonathan Bergman The Weeb Same. 2018 a year ago.. Love it!
I purchased a 2018 Honda Odyssey EX I got the LIFE TIME BUMPER TO BUMPER WARRANTY... I plan to keep this van for the rest of my life. I still have my grandparents 1978 Chevy suburban 305 2bl 480,000 miles that I use for a work truck and heavy hauling. So I am keeping this van FOREVER.....
They give life time warranty?
My mom has a 2012 grand caravan with 217,000 miles on the same engine and transmission, great vehicle
I own a 2009 Grand Caravan since new with 130,000 miles on it. In June it will be 11 years old. Haven't had a single problem with it. It is very comfortable and ridiculously practical. I have towed 6x12' Uhauls around the country with it. It still runs great and rides smoothly. I am not buying your (Consumer Reports) reliability rating or ease of use downgrade. At $6,000 less expensive than any of these (around 18%), it's the best deal, and that's why after 13 years of production of the current version it's still the best selling minivan in the U.S. as well as Canada.
I had a dodge grand caravan and it lasted me 9 and a half years
You should mention the Uconnect system in the Grand Caravan is much older than in the Pacifica (c. 2011 head unit and software actually). I'm quite surprised it has android auto tbh
Honestly, Dodge has the best van imo. Got my wife a 2018 Dodge GC all black. Not fully loaded, but that 3.6 Pentastar kicks some serious ass with its acceleration. Plus it just looks MEAN as hell.
This made me laugh at 1:44 am 😂
Yeah not bad for the price and they are quick up untill 3rd gear. The stow in go is awesome. Just watch out for the rocker arm issues that will cause a tapping sound and the oil filter housing assembly starts to leak. Other than that they are decent vans.
I have a 2016 which we love. I just turned 40k on it and its been a great van. Your right the 3.6 liter is amazingly powerful. The transmission is tough too. I pull my 12 foot loaded popup camper with my can and the drivetrain has no issues at all.
can u plz do one of these with the highest trim level of each van plz?
Mini vans are my favorite.
If I was buying a new van the Toyota would have a leg up becuase of the AWD option and reliableity predictions. And that's despite the fact I like the Dodge old school body styling best.
Sienna looks way more nice, sleek/clean and sophisticated IMO.
I truly feel the sienna is very dated and the dodge and the Honda gave it tied
Nope sorry ugly as hell
Sienna all the way, as it’s reliability rating is above all and has a legend for going further than most vans. It’s ok to sacrifice looks for longevity.
I purchased the Odyssey 2019 and the sienna 2017
Good choice
Which van would be your “go to van?” And why? Thanks
Toyota Sienna with all wheel drive is untouchable, the way it works is epic and is a very smart system. great review
Im a Dodge fan but yes I agree all wheel drive is a big plus
until you need a spare tire and there isn't one
J Garcia well youre stupid because the se awd has a spare.
@@user-oq3lv6lv7x Check again, you are wrong. AWD- you get 4 Run flat tires and no spare. FWD- gives you a spare pizza cutter. Come back and apologize.
J Garcia you’re still wrong bud . don’t try to correct me when you don’t even know the 19’ se awd’s come with a spare . You come and apologize lmfao
Nice overview. It would be helpful if you would show the Stow n Go in action while talking about how cool it is instead of showing us a steering wheel and key fob.
Great point. In the 2020 update, I believe I did that!
🤔 I own a 2014 caravan and it's very comfortable for me but I wish they changed the design instead of rebranding the Pacifica that use to be a piece of shit b4 but what can I say 🤷🏽♂️ great review man
I owned 2004 Toyota Sienna LE up to now never had a problem with this van,used to drive Ontario to Oregon hauling a trailer is just a piece of cake,superb transmission!
I own a 2014 Dodge grand caravan, while on vacation after a couple of hours drive time in eco mode, looked at the dash for fuel mpg, the van was @ 41 mpg, nearly drove out of my lane, at one point had it @ 33mpg, haven't been able to duplicate the same, though I have tried...
apple car-play is available on the Pacifica but it has to go through the USB
my 2014 reliable Grand Caravan is awesome. no problems
The Toyota Sienna is a better minivan. It will last longer than the Dodge and Honda. You can’t go wrong with a TOYOTA.
ELPJM09 you act like honda isnt reliable look at all these old oddesys still driving and i dont see any toyota minivanss from a decade and a half ago driving
@@vsmcoupe A lot of Toyota Previa pass by me last week on the freeway.
If I had to choose on a mini van-++Toyota !!!
In Canada the the Grand Caravan SXT is a middle of the line model. I have a 2017 Crew Plus which is second from the top. Mine came with standard power passenger seats and dvd player in the middle. In Canada the 2018 and 2019 Grand Caravan top of the line is the GT it has cross path detection, blind spot monitoring , heated middle row seats, electrically controlled rear stow and go seats , second dvd screen for the third row and a sub woofer.
I have the 2016 R/T and I love it alot.
The Pacifica does support Apple Carplay. I have a 2018 and it works fine.
Just gotta 19 Caravan GT, so far been good.
I have a 2019 Pacifica touring L
And does support Apple car play
Im glad the Grand Caravan is still doing good. The design of it definitely needs to be modernized like it's competitors.
Doing good? A piece of crap.
@@youarerightboss He didn't say it was a good van. He said, "...the Grand Caravan is still doing good." Doing good refers to sales numbers and Chrysler is leading the minivan market in sales.
I love the look of the Dodge. The other two especially the Toyota are just ugly in my opinion.
Now they are using the grand caravan name in Canada for the voyager which is just a very low trim pacifica
Lacking one important info, if there is a spare wheel under the car. Quite important not to stuck in the middle of nowhere and with interior converted to camper (so no space for the wheel inside)
Um, the Sienna does have Apple CarPlay? Why did he say it didn't and that being due to a dated design? It may be an older and more reliable platform, but the tech in it is mostly modern, state of the art and recent.
I have had Caravan, Sienna, and Odyssey. Loved the Dodge but it was not reliable, broke all the time. Toyota was ok but seats were uncomfortable, and engine broke after 4 years. Odyssey was the best by far in all categories. We no longer use minivans since the kids have grown, but if I had to pick, it would be Odyssey over all and Dodge it I couldn’t afford the Honda.
In Singapore this Honda odyssey will be going against the Toyota alphard/ Velfire or Nissan Presage
I have a 2017 Dodge Grand Caravan Crew Plus. Less advanced technology for sure, seeing as how it's the oldest van design of the bunch. This is my 2nd Grand Caravan. I found them both reliable, comfortable, and extraordinarily versatile. Need an 8 ft long flat open cargo space that's 4 ft wide, you have it. Once you're done with whatever you're transporting, pop up both rows of seats out of the floor (don't forget about the stow and go seating) and you have a room for 7 in comfortable leather seats where even the 3rd row have reclining seats, and the 2nd row reclining captains chairs with arm rests can each slide back and forth. Buying that van didn't mean breaking the bank either. My Crew Plus came with leather, sat nav, dvd player, tri zone a/c, heated seats, 10 way power adjustable heated drivers seat, 8 way heated power passenger's seat, two big glove boxes, not one, a full length overhead console with lots of storage, 6 adjustable map lights, and ambience lighting. For 3rd row passengers that need their 3rd row windows open because they just need some fresh air, I can flick a switch and the powered rear quarter windows will open. You can't do that in a Pacifica. There's a reason they sell better than the Pacifica and likely better than the other vans in this review. The value proposition is unassailable. I would have had to spend ~15K extra to get the equivalent trim level in a Pacifica. They want to drive customers to the new van with the higher profit margins, but they can't ignore the 160,000 units per year sales figures for the Dodge.
I'll take the dated and reliable design that's still fairly modern and outperforms... the Sienna. Honda's reliable is extremely hit or miss on various models throughout the years.
Didn't include the kia eh?
The grand caravan was updated with a new engine in 2011 id call that a major update, and a better transmission in 2015
My Dodge Grand Caravan was 25 years old when I sold it for $950 and moved into an Odyssey. This van has what I would call a major design flaw that nobody talks about because apparently, very few owners load their vans with sheetrock or plywood. Sure, all of the vans have 4' x8' loading areas but the Odyssey has a couple of hooks that catch the third seat when it's in the upright position. These hooks interfere with the loading of full sheets. You can maybe get 2 or 3 in before the hooks begin to interfere and make it impossible to load any more without them sitting on top of the hooks instead of flat on the previous sheet. What a disappointment Honda.
Frank Howard you should have bought a truck then. Minivans were designed to move people
@@CyberHawk2024 When Chrysler came out with the extended version of their minivan, it wasn't a coincidence that the load floor wound up being 4" X 8". They chose that dimension because it's the same dimension as plywood. I need the vehicle to do both. Unlike a truck, a Chrysler minivan will haul sheetrock and keep it dry in the rain (a truck with the standard 6-1/2' bed will work but you have to fold down the tailgate). Unlike a truck, it will carry 7 people comfortably (including rear AC and heat). Unlike a 2WD truck, a Chrysler minivan will provide much better traction in the snow. Unlike a truck, a Chrysler minivan will provide reasonable fuel economy. Unlike a truck, a Chrysler minivan will take up a lot less space in my garage. Unlike a truck, a Chrysler minivan will be easier to park. Unlike a truck, a Chrysler minivan WON'T brake and handle like a truck!
Trucks are overall cooler and more work oriented. You don’t have to worry about scratching and getting the interior dirty and smelling of plywood. They have better reliability and last longer and are built to work. Mid sise trucks are making a comeback. They get the same if not better fuel economy. Minivans are built for hauling kids. Trucks are meant to haul and get the job done.
@@CyberHawk2024 "Trucks are...more work oriented." Didn't you read my post? They won't keep sheetrock dry in the rain. When empty (which they are 95% of the time), they're horrible in the snow. "You don’t have to worry about scratching..." I don't. "...and smelling of plywood." Nobody seem to mind the smell of wood when they get into a Rolls Royce besides, the wood smell dissipates shortly after the plywood is unloaded. "They have better reliability..." Who says? "...and last longer ..." My first minivan went 235,000 miles before I sold it when it was 25 years old. Who knows how many more miles it has now? "...and are built to work." So my minivan wasn't built to work? Then how did it get all that work done? "Mid-size trucks are making a comeback. They get the same if not better fuel economy." I agree, but the flat loading surface in a mid-size truck is 3" wide and the length is even shorter than that of a full size truck. "Minivans are built for hauling kids." Actually, they were made for hauling adults as the rear seats are much more spacious than those found on other vehicles. They are so much more versatile than trucks as they were made for hauling cargo as well. I purchased my second minivan 10 years after my last kid moved out. It wasn't a coincidence that they made the load floor 4' X 8'. "Trucks are meant to haul and get the job done." I'll agree that they're meant to haul as they have a higher load weight capacity, but unless you order the extended 8' bed (which almost no one orders), they just don't have the 4' X 8' loading area that minivans do. Why don't you face the facts? Besides loading capacity, (which most truck owners never even approach unless they're hauling sand or boulders) there's only one other reason to buy a truck and you provided that reason at the beginning of your post. "Trucks are overall cooler..." That's your opinion but for the reasons listed above, I don't think they're cool at all.
Frank Howard we had a 2004 Grand Caravan AWD with load leveling suspension. We were building a barn at the time and loaded it with about 15 sheets of 1/2 inch plywood. Doors all shut, no squat, and handled it like a champ! I definitely have to agree with you that they can be workhorses! My wife and I still own a minivan. We love the fact that when we go out and see something that we want to buy, we have no worries of it fitting in our car. Plus, they are extremely comfortable as well.
Atleast dodge caravan is in the same list as the big boys. Lol
While the Odyssey is alot more stylish id still take the Toyota Sienna for Toyota's famed reliability.
The odyssey By Far
I am not surprised that Sienna won!
I would think the Toyota with the AWD would be a hugeeee plus. Especially driving in rain or snow
ermooree5 don't need AWD if you have good snow tires.
No just put a good set of winter tires on your Dodge like I did, and it is almost unstoppable in the snow. All wheel drive just adds more components to go wrong., besides doesn't matter how many wheels have power if the tires can't get a grip you are stuck.
I have odyssey
Honda Odyssey is the best among them.
I bought 2019 Grand Caravan 35 Anniversary is AWD, and it has eco option to save gas. Toyota may have more technology but grand caravan is more reliable bigger and more comfortable to drive!
I traded my 2016 Odyssey for the 2019. Always a Honda fan
In terms of safety, the Odyssey is the best of the bunch.
Honda is the best of all of them
Yassss
but a fail at off roading
SomeGuyWithMtnDew who offroads with a minivan
I agree with how you judged all the interior and exterior looks.
Sienna needs a major make over
It looks old..
I know right
Toyota sienna got the 2007-11 camrys headlights
Unknown Savage lol
Except the sxt is not top of the line for the Caravan. That would be the R/T, which has electrically adjustable and heated seats for both the driver and front passenger.
The Dodge Grand Caravan has been around since 1984, it’s 35 years old not 11, it started the minivan market.
Of course, but I wasn't referencing that. I was talking about how the Caravan has been around for 11 years with no real changes.
He's talking about this generation Dodge Grand Caravan it's been around since 2008 (11 years) in 2011 it got a facelift with just very minor changes.
I love the dodge one simply because the inside AND outside looks good
But it's results in IIHS and other security tests are embarrassin..
Chrysler has to update the look of the Dodge grand caravan. Its had the same look since 2008.
why? did you watch the video?
Yes, an i'm saying dodge caravan sales are down because it's had the same look since 2008. It needs updated
@@DaveNovakTV including technology, safety etc... in this case it makes more sense to focus on pacifica rather than keep building town country... on the other hand, people like me who want to buy used (read cheap) minivan will be looking at town country since it is the only van you can get below $20k with V6... but horrible reliability, lack of safety options, bad quality makes me feel like 10 yo honda will be better choice... and if you want all that for cheap... PACIFICA... no need to spend more money and time to make outdated minivan look better
Dave Novak Vlogs they don’t sell those anymore they sell pacificas now
unfortunately yes....
Sienna for the W
I drive about 56K miles a year, and I can honestly say "Should have bought a Toyota" when I see a car broken down on the side of the road. Because most times it's not a Toyota. If it is a Toyota, it's always an old one.
What I want to know is which one is the most economical to repair and ease to repair.
Almost certainly the Grand Caravan
@@Allcarseveryday Thank you.
In Canada, you have to take out yesterday's equivalent of a small mortgage to buy a couple of years old used vehicle under 100,000km
The Dodge look best of you ask me looks more sporty 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
Hahaha
No Toyota is better
@@alexandernava1292 Toyota copied dodge dumbass
That's prolly why it was in the fast and furious
We need the Lexus LM, Toyota Alphard and Vellfire instead of these
Check your info, there is a lot that you have incorrect...
I love my dodge caravan but it always braking down lol.
It's breaking* not braking.
alextb10 ok
@@jayz4evr the way the dodge caravan is, it is both, lol.
It was also in fast and furious
Toyota will always rule the roost for reliability.
Where’s speed race
*Chrysler Pacifica does support both Android Auto and Apple Carplay.*
*It's the Toyota Sienna (and all Toyotas) that only works with Apple but you can't use Android with it!*
You're correct about the Toyota, not sure how I missed that. I checked your source for the Pacifica, and it does appear that it supports Apple CarPlay. However, if you look at the detailed specs for the 2019 Pacifica on their website, it only makes mention of Android Auto, not Apple CarPlay.
I see both Apple and Android are mentioned on the 2019 specs, I'm looking at it right now LOL
@@DocentUSA I already did before I made that comment. If you'd like, I can send you the link to the full spec page, where it doesn't list it. Whether it comes with it or not, I retrieve data from the manufacturer website, where all of the details about the car are compiled in one place. If Chrysler made a mistake in not listing Apple CarPlay on its spec sheet, this is not my fault.
www.chrysler.com/2019/pacifica.html
"get access to *Apple CarPlay®* support and *Android Auto™* integration on the enormous available 8.4-inch touchscreen. Connect your device to make calls, send and receive messages, get directions and more."
You aren't looking at their spec sheet on their website. Go to 2019 Pacifica, go to specs on the far right tab, and open the menu for Audio and UConnect Multimedia. There you will see Android Auto listed as standard, and no mention of Apple CarPlay. If you'd like, email me and I can send you the link or screenshots. Either way, a mistake on their spec sheet can't be my fault.
Those reliability ratings didn't pan out. The Caravan has better reliability.
Honda Odyssey ❤️
He has know idea about the Pacifica
If only the MPG could be improved on minivans to at least 25/30, it may outsell the CUV/SUV. I want a minivan but the MPG is low compared to CUV/SUV. The hesitation..
THOM Chrysler offers a hybrid Pacifica, if that interests you. I’d bargain we’ll see much improved MPG numbers from these vans in the pretty near future, though.
Should have compared Elite and xle
How about some practical information??? My 2016 Sienna is nice but noisy.
For what I read on the. Comment. The dodge caravan is the winner. I’ll go for this brand when looking for a minivan. For sure.
Honda Odyssey only!
You forgot to mention that the Pacifica has a Hybrid model, and that can add substantial value, would you not agree?
It only adds value to those looking for high MPG vans. For the trim lines being compared, it doesn't in this comparison. But it is the only hybrid minivan in the marketplace!
I dont need my van to have anything but leather seats and a basic radio! I have 4 kids and a medium budget 🤦🏾♀️ im considering the DGC because of price. However, scared of it breaking down
I own a 2013 we bought brand new. I haven't had any problems with 75k miles. Made many vacation trips. I love this van. I would definitely buy another one.
My 2008 has 202k miles. It has never broke down. The only thing it's needed so far is a new radiator recently.
Meh idrc, I would definitely get an oddesey or a sienna because RELIABILITY idc if the Chrysler is cheaper, I care about reliability
Last time I rented a Grand Caravan, I was not able to connect my Android cellphone by blutooth in order to play music.
Not sure if it's the worst UI design ever, or that you need to install a specific app on the phone, but I wasn't impressed
IT doesn't do that
I'll take the Caravan. All that modern tech will be a nightmare to fix when it gets old and goes bad.
Why is pacifica so low on reliability? I'm seriously considering this van and now must do more research, i mean 4/10 lol
Historically, Fiat-Chrysler vehicles just perform poorly here. The Pacifica and Grand Caravan scored much worse than average in Consumer Report's extensive testing. If reliability is one of your main buying concerns, I would stick with the Honda.
Remember this isnt a hard core fact. Buy what u want and remember 1 thing about ratings. There is only a rating when something goes wrong when they run 300k nobody says nothing...lol my dad has a fleet of dodge caravans and replacing them with Pacificas for his buisness. Some of his caravans have made 400k miles. His pacificas are still too new but he does have one pushing 150k. It's all he buys for his buisness because of price, cost of ownership, and how far they run. Cause his company runs them between 5 states. Dont believe the nonsense. If you want a Pacifica buy you one. Get a warrantee and maintain it and it will serve you well.
The Chrysler vans seem to have issues with electronic gadgets such as the power sliding doors and the guages and on screen dash info. Other than that they seem ok. I work at Enterprise Rent a Car and they have tons of Dodge Grand Caravans and Pacifia's in their fleet. Bascially they give good service but just like any vehicle you have to maintain them.
The Pacifica has won numerous awards, you might want to do better research.
It's American made! What do you expect!🤦♀️🤦🤦🤦 As an American hate to admit card it but the Japanese make a overall more dependable motor and tranny. May not be the fastest but long lasting...✌🏼
Caravan is best deal. Reliability rankings include stupid eletronic stuff which is a problem for Dodge but they wont leave you stranded any more than the others. Ill take three caravans for the price of one loaded toyota
idiot
The Caravan is the worst investment here
The car falls apart before you drive it off the lot. It also has f*cking terrible resale value. A 10-year-old dodge grand butt would be around 1500. A similar odyssey would resale for 7000.
@@davidegreen9846 That's why a 10-year-old Chrysler is such a deal. By the way, your numbers are way off. Mine was 25 years old before I sold it in 2016 for $950. I would have gotten more if the body hadn't been exposed to Minnesota winters.
@@frankhoward7645 The furthest you drove it then was probably from the dealership to your driveway.
🤔 What about the 2019 Kia Sedona in this mix
It's a decent vehicle, would have beaten the FCA vehicles. It doesn't sell enough units for me to consider it yet, however. Maybe next year.
I bought a Dodge American value pack new in 2014 very reliable ,comfortable, and with 283horsepower it can move .dont need all the bells and whistles at20thousand dollars it was and is well worth the value..
Vito Santo how many miles do you have? Mine didnt last and utter trash. I had transmission problems, rockerarm problem, 4th bank cylinder problem and tipm problem. Mine at 80k miles with religious maintenance still fell apart.
My wife is pregnant now I am looking for the new family car please help I am driving the Toyota Prius it’s very nice but I don’t know about the mini van
the pacifica actually has a 8.4" screen on 7.
Incorrect. All Pacifica's come with a seven inch screen standard, the 8.4 inch screen is an option on some trims.