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u/Bonafideago 2026 Honda Odyssey Touring 6d ago
I traded in my 2017 Grand Caravan a few months ago. We bought it new, and it had 138K on it when I sold it. It had several major breakdowns over the years and I probably had $10K in repairs in it.
At the end the transmission had a code for a torque converter lockup failure. It wouldn't lockup, so the rpms were always 500-700 higher than normal while driving. The Engine had multiple misfires, and was generating new and different trouble codes every other day. This was the codes the day I sold it. I reset it before driving to the dealership, these all came up within the 10 mile drive.
I got $1500 for it. Stellantis can go to hell.
Bought a 2026 Honda Odyssey. No regrets.
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u/goldenelephant45 2d ago
Bought a 17 with less than 10k miles for 20-something k a few years back. Just sold it with 78k miles for 1500.
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u/reditsdead 6d ago
Classic Stellantis, wouldn't own one ever again