The biggest addition to the 2007 Dodge Grand Caravan is two new exterior color options.  Other than that, Dodge has tinkered little with its successful minivan, in anticipation of a redesign for 2008 that might include a 6-speed, 4-liter engine.  

Despite rising competition from more reliable competitors, such as Toyota and Honda, the Grand Caravan remains on top, primarily because it leads the pack in storage capacity and options.  Compartments under the floor, on the ceiling, and in removeable consoles, plus the 14 standard cupholders, means you can take long family trips and literally never leave your car.  Stow 'N Go seats which fold into the floor offer 13 different seating/cargo arrangements, and interior options such as leather seating, power liftgate, power sunroof, power adjustable driver's seat and pedals, and power dual sliding doors try and make your driving experience as easy as possible.  

Whether using the Cargo Van simply for hauling, the value-priced SE for family driving, or the SXT for a more luxurious ride, the 2007 Grand Caravan is all about versatility combined with a smooth ride.  In addition to cargo space, drivers love all the available options, the powerful engine choices (3.3 or 3.8 V6), and the easy handling.