2011 Dodge Grand Caravan Crew Mini Passenger Van 4-door 3.6l on 2040-cars
Warsaw, New York, United States
On the remote itself:
Power lock Electric Start Open and close Left & Right sliding doors Open and close the lift gate Panic button Has power drivers seat Power Mirror adjustments DVD and CD Navigation system Sirius Radio option, we shut it off after a year Rear back up camera Second row captions seating with third row bench. 7 passenger seating Stow and go seating for second row. **Also comes with 4 mounted and balanced studded snow tires** The van does have one small dent on the passenger side sliding door from a car door. |
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