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Chrysler Group LLC has unveiled the 2014 Dodge Grand Caravan 30th Anniversary Edition, which marks “30 years of minivan leadership” along with the 2014 Chrysler Town & Country 30th Anniversary Edition.
Available on both the SE and SXT models, the 30th Anniversary edition adds unique 17-inch polished satin carbon aluminum wheels, body-colored exterior mirrors, and 30th Anniversary badging to the Grand Caravan’s exterior. Inside, customers will find sliver accent stitching and piano black accents, black cloth seats, leather-wrapped steering wheel and shift knob, powered second and third-row windows and many more.
In addition, the SXT version will feature bright chrome window trim molding and roof rack, fog lamps, automatic headlamps, Black Torino Leatherette seats with suede inserts and a 10-way power driver’s seat. Just like its Chrysler twin, the Grand Caravan will become available in a choice of nine exterior colors, including the unique Granite Crystal Pearl Coat.
"The Chrysler Group is well known as the creator of the minivan, and these 30th Anniversary Editions are the perfect way to celebrate their leadership and longevity in the marketplace," said Ben Winter, vice president of Vehicle Engineering. "As the minivan segment and innovation leader, it's important that we continue to offer tremendous content and value, setting us apart from the rest of the segment."
In addition, the SXT version will feature bright chrome window trim molding and roof rack, fog lamps, automatic headlamps, Black Torino Leatherette seats with suede inserts and a 10-way power driver’s seat. Just like its Chrysler twin, the Grand Caravan will become available in a choice of nine exterior colors, including the unique Granite Crystal Pearl Coat.
"The Chrysler Group is well known as the creator of the minivan, and these 30th Anniversary Editions are the perfect way to celebrate their leadership and longevity in the marketplace," said Ben Winter, vice president of Vehicle Engineering. "As the minivan segment and innovation leader, it's important that we continue to offer tremendous content and value, setting us apart from the rest of the segment."
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