GFerg

No more four cylinders: four speed automatic on base models with 3.3 engine
Top end 4.0 engine with six speed
ESP (stability control)
MyGig sound system with built-in hard drive for music storage and more
Power third row seat
Rear backup camera
Illuminated cupholders, probably heated and cooled
Heated second row seats
Ventilated front seats
HID headlamps
Sirius Streaming Video (movies on demand over the air?)
Hybrid-electric version (possibly late availability)

JZA80MHU38

wonder if they are bringing back AWD. Stow-and-go is a great feature.

baddis es

iTrader: (3)

they cant really be serious....i guess for another couple years honda and toyota will dominate the minivan market again

rai

I think it looks better, more SUV-ish.

DriftNsc3

It looks like a SUV and minivan had a get together at a motel and this is what came out. I think its ugly.
G, where do you get all these pics from? Whats NAIAS?

MPLexus301

iTrader: (3)

That is seriously terrible looking.

GStateOM

Good Job, Chrysler. For the exterior, you went back in time, stole a 1997 Chevy Venture, and put a Chrysler nose and bumper on it.

TRDFantasy

I must say, that looks horrible. Chrysler should be very worried, especially with a next-gen Sienna right around the corner.

Skulinex

as exciting as watching a fly taking a dump

LexFather

Some of yall are tripping. Outside the NIssan Quest, every van, the last 20 years, pretty much all look the same. Vans are just hard to experiment and design and most don't want flash, just space.

Looks decent to me.

GS Kid 300

Ugly as hell.

bitkahuna

iTrader: (20)

More effective than AmbienCR

GStateOM

I think domestic vans all have the same look these days. That ugly high boxy nose that is basically stitched to bodystyles that date back to the mid 90's. If you chop off the nose of the Chevy Uplander, it's basically the Chevy Venture, whom it replaced. Same with the Ford Freestar and Windstar vans. It's to the point where the door panals may even be interchangable in terms of shape and fitment.

At least the Toyota, Honda and Nissan vans are more distinguishable. Those vans actually attempt to put a bit of style into minivans. And when they redesign their vans, they actually redesign them and not stitch together a bunch of outdated designs together. I think the domestics are staying conservative, and falling behind. Although of course it's not all about style.

Remember when Dodge dominated the minivan market? Heck, they dominated the whole market before SUV's were hot. It seems like a LOOOONG time ago. And I don't think this will take them back to that period. Although I will hold back a little until I see the interior.

GSteg

iTrader: (15)

The last gen chrysler minivans were probably the best looking ones ever. This new one just doesn't look good

mavericck

They must be asking for a sales drop.