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The 2012 Dodge Grand Caravan can easily reach 150,000 to 200,000 miles with proper upkeep. The key to maintaining your van's longevity is regular fluid changes. There's no magic formula for extending a vehicle's lifespan; it just boils down to consistently caring for it starting from when it's brand new. Routine maintenance appointments also allow a mechanic to inspect your van, catch minor issues early, and prevent them from turning into major problems that could render the vehicle unusable. This proactive approach not only helps your van endure longer but also saves you money in the future.
The typical lifespan of a 2012 Dodge Grand Caravan is about 250,000 miles when well taken care of and maintained on a regular basis.
How about the issue with the tyranny? I've had trouble with two out of the three caravans I've owned.
I purchased a brand new Grand Caravan back in 2012, and after 12 and a half years of driving, it’s still running smoothly. Apart from recently changing the lower ball joint on the driver's side in August 2022, I haven't encountered any issues with it.
Maintaining your vehicle regularly should enable you to drive over 300,000 miles without any issues.
I purchased my van when it had 32,000 miles on it, and now it has 105,000 miles. I have only ensured proper maintenance has been taken care of for it, and I still trust this vehicle to take me anywhere I need to go.