Power still comes from the automakers 3.6-liter V6 Pentastar, and while there is nothing weak about 283 horsepower and 260 pound-feet of torque in a minivan, own visions part of a real "man van" some kind of Hemi -spec power outputs. Nevertheless, the Grand Caravan R / T looks a little more aggressive, with a unique combination of 17-inch alloys and has design tweaks such as body-colored side moldings. Inside, black leather seats standard kit and red contrast stitching gives off an aura of sportiness, although the family tractor not impress your sports car-driving friends at parties.
Man van? Not so much. Even so, the Grand Caravan's R / T has to speak equipment package is a good chance those consumers who need a minivan ability to try while still playing it cool. Scroll directly from our high-res image gallery of live shots seen from the Chicago Auto Show floor for themselves.
Both the Grand Caravan and Journey R / T use Chrysler 3.6-liter V6 Pentastar, pumping out 283 hp and 260 pound-feet of torque, for use only on a six-speed automatic transmission. The minivan is only with front-wheel drive, though a four-wheel-drive version of the travel-R / T available.
Outside, the Grand Caravan R / T new appearance tweaks like a "dipped" body-colored grille, body-colored side moldings and a new set of 17-inch alloy wheels. Also offers the Journey R / T is the same type of external treatment, but rides on larger 19-inch aluminum wheels with a satin-Carbon finish. Inside benefit both vehicles upgrades like black seats with red contrast stitching throughout, and the latest Chrysler connectivity and infotainment.
The 2011 Grand Caravan R / T and Journey R / T will arrive at dealerships this spring of $ 30,595 and $ 28,995 or prices. The decision for the four-wheel-drive Journey R / T you back $ 30,695, and you can read the full range of detail in the car manufacturer press release after the jump.
