7. Dodge Grand Caravan
Dodge has quite the outdated product line if you look at when each vehicle was released, and the Grand Caravan is no exception. Released in 2007 the Grand Caravan has remained the same since. Subtle improvements along the way have included a revised grille and a new Pentastar V6 engine. Aside from that, the Grand Caravan is the same vehicle that it might have been brand new in 2007, but it continues to sell well. The Grand Caravan will soldier on through the 2020 model year, and we can only wonder when it will be revamped.
Dodge changed the game with the original Caravan, introducing the world to a functional family hauler. But over time, the competition has become fierce and the Caravan has not kept up with the times. The current generation is long overdue for a redesign, and we have to say that the Caravan could use a facelift. The Grand Caravan is not a bad vehicle by any means, and features such as stop-n-go seating make the van a great value for families. But in the scheme of things, you can get a much more updated van from its competition.