Live In Your Minivan

Executive Summary about Minivan by Bernabe Almirol

Minivan

Dodge Caravan is a 1984 model minivan built by Chrysler. The Caravan and the Town and Country are Chrysler’s main entry to the minivan race. The 2008 model is an amazingly comfortable travel companion. In terms of engine power, there are 3.3L, 3.8L and 4.0L single overhead camshaft aluminum (SOHC) V6 variants of the Caravan. The smaller 3.3L V6 is a flex-fuel (E85 ethanol-blend enabled engine) is matched with a revolutionary 41TE 4-speed automatic transmission. The highly variable transmission system allows the powerful engine to optimize fuel consumption by minimizing engine overrun.

The overhead bin is also action-packed with abundant space for your needs while traveling, plus a DVD flat screen that could be easily folded back for a roomy interior. Even lunch boxes nicely fit in one side compartment. The front console is ergonomically designed, with a unique placement of the transmission lever way up to the front console, thus, saving much floor space in front. So keep that electronic key secured with Dodge Caravan Keychains. Chrome, metal and leather varieties of this stunning key ornament proudly sporting Dodge’s ram head logo are available.

What Your Minivan Should Have

Executive Summary about Minivan by Joe Ratzkin

A minivan is also known as a multi utility vehicle, or MUV, and also known as a multi purpose vehicle, or MPV. Aside from your minivan holding a large amount of people and cargo, a minivan should also have adjustable pedals and telescoping steering wheel. Adjustable pedals and telescoping steering wheels are of big help to people who are not physically that long.

A center folding storage tray always helps a lot especially to those with kids who would have to eat inside the minivan. The automobile world calls this mirror the overhead convex mirror. However, to parents and to guardians, they call this a conversation mirror. A low tire pressure warning system is another feature that your minivan should have.