Happy 20th birthday, Dodge Caravan. You look like a minivan, and you act like one too. There are two ways Chrysler found to celebrate the milestone, besides still being number one on the market. One was to hold a Stand By Your Van contest in Chicago. Whomever kept their hand on a Caravan the longest without removing it would win a new car. The second was releasing a 2004 anniversary edition of the Dodge Caravan SXT, with two-tone upholstery, chrome alloy wheels, rear DVD player, CD changer, and leather seats.

The SXT was the newest trim in both the regular and Grand Caravan models for the 2004 Dodge Caravan. Where the base SE trim has manual locks and a 2.4-liter, 4-cylinder engine, the SXT has second row bucket seats, power locks and windows, keyless entry, sunscreen glass, cruise control, and a 3.3-liter V6 engine. The Grand SXT comes with the 3.8 V6, 215-horsepower engine. The Grand SXT replaces the Grand ES as the top of the line model.

Options for the longer and roomier 2004 Grand Caravans include a six-CD changer, leather seats, DVD system, and a tire pressure monitor alert. Sirius satellite installation was available for the first time in the 2003 Caravans. At the rate they're going, Chrysler will soon be celebrating the 30th anniversary of their once-revolutionary minivan.