2002 Dodge Grand Caravan review from North America

If right turn signal is pushed into position, the left one blinks.

Wiper fluid onto the windshield does not function. High beams come on instead.

High beams no longer work unless pull back VERY hard.

When shifting into either drive or reverse, the vehicle hesitates and sometimes after several tries still does not want go.

Vehicle "died" after driving it. After it was jump-started, the dash lights blinked and gave a light show.

The dealership mechanic area counter-woman stated that "as long as the lights come on in the right order, it doesn't make a difference". It still does it and the Dodge dealership "cannot duplicate the problem". This translates into NOT fixing it.

That first paragraph can be repeated many times. The dealership needs to "duplicate the problem" in order to fix ANYthing. Thus, NONE of the problems associated with the directional/high beam/wiper fluid stick has been addressed.

As for the transmission problem, I haven't even bothered to take it to the dealership. I have an extended warranty, but I would not suggest that anyone else purchase such a thing.

The dash light problem was fixed by replacing the battery. I had only owned the vehicle, which I purchased used, for four and one half months. I argued that a battery that is supposed to last for three years should be replaced by the dealership at no cost to me. They did not agree.