The Latest Pricing of the 2008 Chrysler Minivans

Chrysler released the price list of their new 2008 minivans. The car maker promised that these minivans will have a total new look to fit in to the growing demands of the minivan drivers these days. The new designs of their vans seem to be taken from the Chevy Venture book of design, but the brand was having second thoughts to keep it already is.

It seems to me that Chrysler’s new minivans will do a big splash on the US car market. Why? Because of the total new designs, new features installed and the gorgeous line up of trimmings that you can expect for the new vans. They also announced the latest pricing of their Chrysler Town & Country as well as the 2008 Dodge Grand Caravan which is tagged with incredible value.

I found this list of the prices for the Chrysler minivans on autoblog.com. A special thanks to the site for lending us the information. Here guys, jump in.

2008 Dodge Grand Caravan Pricing: Following is U.S. MSRP for the new 2008 Dodge Grand Caravan models. (All prices include $730 destination.)

2008 MSRP Outgoing MSRP Grand Caravan SE: $22,470 $24,420 Grand Caravan SXT: $27,535 $28,505

Chrysler Town & Country Pricing: Following is U.S. MSRP for the new 2008 Chrysler Town & Country models. (All prices include $730 destination.)

2008 MSRP Outgoing MSRP Town & Country LX: $23,190 $26,775 Town & Country Touring: $28,430 $29,265 Town & Country Limited: $36,400 $37,335

The Dodge brand is one among the famous car brands in the US. They are offering a different kind of cars, trucks and minivans that displays their signature bold and powerful features. They also have offered nine new cars on the line up for the past two years and it is just incredible that it submitted its new car model to rock the road.

As of the Chrysler brand, they are known to be the producers of award winning cars. Although they may have a hard time to hitch an increase on sales these past months, Chrysler was noted to be one among the best selling car makers in the Domestic market. It started in 1990 and it jumped into 250% sales for the past decades and no other domestic car maker had been so famous the Chrysler way.

All the new models will be available on the showrooms of the US this coming fall of 2007.