1994 Dodge Caravan Reviews, Pricing & Specs

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CarGurus Editorial Team
Written by CarGurus Editorial Team

Published August 9, 2022

$14,872 to $23,032

Overview

Strong, sturdy, durable -- words many owners use to describe their Dodge Caravans. Now up to four million sold, Chrysler celebrated its...

Strong, sturdy, durable -- words many owners use to describe their Dodge Caravans. Now up to four million sold, Chrysler celebrated its 10th year of the minivan with an anniversary edition of its Dodge Caravan SE models, marked by a two-tone exterior.

The 1994 Dodge Caravan packed more power as well. In addition to the standard 2.2-liter four-cylinder (100 hp), optional 3.0-liter (142 hp) and 3.3-liter (162 hp) V6 engines, Chrysler added an optional 3.8-liter V6 that shared a 162-hp rating, but was torqier than the 3.3-liter and coupled with its infamous Ultradrive. Antilock brakes were standard on all but the base models, and AWD was optional on loaded SE or higher trim levels on both the Grand Caravan and the regular Caravan.

Other new perks included dual front airbags, keyless entry, reclining seats, side impact protection, and reshaped molding and bumpers. The dashboard saw a minor redesign due to the inclusion of the airbags.

What owners say

AI Summary · 7 reviews

"Overall, owners of the 1994 Dodge Caravan appreciate its spaciousness and reliability, mentioning that it's fun to drive and handles surprisingly well for a minivan. However, many express concerns about transmission issues and some quirks that come with older models."

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It's a bright red 3.3L V6 powered van with a very nice gray cloth interior. Excellent performance and gas mileage, gets lots of looks. Is surprisinly fun to drive and handles very well. Very reliable, only replaced the battery and brakes. 167k

January 21, 2010

Performance: it is pretty fast for a mini van handels well and stops pretty fast so thats that Built Quality:the only thing wrong with it right now is the ciling is starting to sag Appearance:outside- pretty ugly its a faded out green inside- pretty clean if you over look the sagging Cost of owner ship: it get about 15-25MPG. pretty good for a minivan and i havenot had to do anything to it other than an oil change Fun factor: its more fun to drive than a Kia Rio!!!

October 10, 2008

Loved my 94 caravan. it has a few quirks. but all in all it takes a lickin' and keeps on tickin'

June 8, 2008

$14,872 to $23,032