dodge caravan started stow and go in 1995.
when did dodge caravan start stow and go?
1995
introduced in 1984, the plymouth voyager and dodge caravan were the first minivans to reach production by an american manufacturer. while three inches shorter than the k-cars, the voyager and caravan could be configured to hold up to 7 passengers; with seats removed, interior volume closely matched the cargo-carrying capability of a full-size station wagon. while the dodge caravan was an all-new nameplate, the introduction of minivans effectively downsized the plymouth voyager, previously the counterpart of the dodge ram wagon.









































after 1988, chrysler exited station wagon production entirely until the debut of the lx-platform dodge magnum in 2005.









































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the dodge caravan (also known as the dodge grand caravan) is a series of minivans produced by chrysler since the 1984 model year. marketed as the dodge version of the chrysler minivans, the caravan is currently in its fifth generation of production. introduced alongside the plymouth voyager, the caravan was also sold by chrysler as the chrysler town & country until its 2017 replacement by the chrysler pacifica.
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