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New Dodge Grand Caravan (Voyager) 2011 2012 details and pictures

New Dodge Grand Caravan (Voyager) 2011 2012 details and pictures
New Dodge Grand Caravan (Voyager) 2011 2012 details and pictures
New Dodge Grand Caravan (Voyager) 2011 2012 details and pictures
New Dodge Grand Caravan (Voyager) 2011 2012 details and pictures
Dodge is now full of goodies for the faithful. Using the new Avenger company appears renovated 2011 Grand Caravan, a model directly related to the Chrysler Town & Country (known outside North America by the name Grand Voyager). As in past releases of the U.S. group, all efforts have focused on renewing its (so far) very poor interior and the mechanical range, consolidated around the new V6 in the house.

Externally, the Grand Caravan 2011, unlike the outgoing model by using a redesigned grille and headlights new bill, along with a 12-mm lowered suspension. Of course, there are also LEDs in this case framing a more sculpted tailgate. Under his new body, a single mechanical combination: Pentastar 3.6 V6 engine of 283 horses, which together with a six-speed automatic replaced the three gasoline engines that are commercialized in the United States (3.3, 3.8 and 4.0).

The carrier already should not surprise anyone after learning of the latest releases of the group. As well as Chrysler did not want to completely eliminate the aesthetic origins of the model (there is his bulging and vertical center console), all lines have been smoothed with new plastics soft and rounded appearance. Oh, and the seats are also new, designed for longer trips are not necessarily also the most painful.

With the review completed, we recommend you take a look at the galleries of Dodge. We assume that Chrysler will soon complement the preview of the new Grand Voyager with new pictures now that his brother "sport" has been fully exposed.
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