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Grand Caravan Es ,all Wheel Drive, Loaded , Leather, 170k , U-haul Tow Package on 2040-cars

US $1,495.00
Year:2001 Mileage:170000
Location:

Carver, Massachusetts, United States

Carver, Massachusetts, United States
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You are looking at a 2001 Dodge Grand Caravan SE AWD Minivan.

We've had it about a year and put under 14K miles on it and the odometer just hit 170K.

3.8-Liter, 60-Degree V6, 12-Valve, OHV, SEFI, Liquid-Cooled Engine, Front/Transverse Mounted With A Horsepower Of 215@5000 and A Torque Of 245@4000;Cast Iron Block and Aluminum Alloy Heads

When brand new, this had everything. As time goes by, some of the features have ceased working.

All Wheel Drive. Perfect for what looks to be a long winter. Ditto for the front heated leather seats. Heat and Defrost are fine as it the A/C for this spring. Front & back heat and a/c.

Tire are inspection passable. Same for brakes and lights. Has fog lights.

Remote power rear lift gate is a no go but opens fully manually. One of the remote sliders works intermittantly; the other is inoperable. Both work manually.

Infinity Brand AM/FM Cassette with CD Changer not working but I'll give you an OEM Chrysler radio that does work.

I'll give you 3 or the 4 leather Captain's Buckets for the back plus one (or two if you want it) bench seats that fit but are cloth.

2 year old U-Haul Trailer Hitch with wiring and hitch ball recepticle.

Check engine light is on so there's an R sticker. O2 sensor and one other issue I've forgetten totalling about $200 in repair costs according to my trusted mechanics. That $200 is figured into the price.

I'd call this "Good" condition which has a KBB Resale Value of $5100. It's in better than "Fair" shape which is KBB $4600.

Serious Inquiries Only. No tire kickers please. I've laid out all the issues and baked them into a fair price. There is  NO RESERVE.


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