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What We Drove
Our test car was a loaded Grand Caravan SXT. It starts off reasonably, with a base price of $27,535 including the $730 destination charge and. the usual power accessories and a decent audio system. However, our test van was loaded with nearly $12,000 in options. The $7,290 Customer Preferred package added Swivel ‘N’ Go seats, headed front and second row seats, three-zone air conditioning and the overhead video system, among many other features. It also had a $600 towing package, $1,130 leather interior, $1,300 navigation system, $630 4.0-liter V-6 engine and $595 power folding third row for a total of $39,305.