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The Dodge Caravan, a popular minivan produced by Chrysler, had its third generation introduced in 2001 and was further refined in 2005, becoming a staple for families and individuals seeking spacious and versatile transportation. The 2005 Dodge Caravan is a testament to this lineage, offering a robust combination of practicality and affordability. It features a spacious interior with seating for up to seven passengers, abundant cargo space, and a range of standard amenities including power windows, locks, and mirrors. The 2005 model year brought about subtle refinements including a revised front grille, a new steering wheel design, and optional features such as a navigation system and rear backup camera. Under the hood, the Caravan was powered by a 2.4L four-cylinder engine or a 3.3L V6 engine paired with either a four-speed automatic or a six-speed automatic transmission. While the 2005 Dodge Caravan was renowned for its comfort, space, and reliability, it also garnered criticism for its relatively simple interior design and occasionally rough ride. However, the Caravan's versatility and value proposition made it a compelling option for families and commuters, and it continued to be a strong seller in the North American minivan market. This model year also saw the introduction of the Dodge Grand Caravan, a longer-wheelbase version offering even more passenger and cargo room. Despite its age, used 2005 Dodge Caravans remain popular choices for those seeking affordable and spacious transportation. However, as with any used vehicle, potential buyers should carefully inspect the vehicle for signs of wear and tear and obtain a comprehensive pre-purchase inspection to ensure its mechanical soundness.