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Originally Posted by 101Volts
I know this is an old thread but the 2003 4-Cylinder (2.4 Litre) Dodge Caravan has higher economy than the 2000 models but the 2001 or 2002 model years have economy about as comparable to a 3 Litre 2000 model.
Also, I've been driving a 2000 3-Litre model and we've managed over 25 MPG in it on multiple occasions with little stop and go driving, In hilly Pennsylvania so getting 31 MPG in a 2.4-Litre model sounds very close, And the EPA figures rate the 2.4 Litre model 1 MPG Combined higher than the 3-Litre model.
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My father owns a 2005 Miles ZX40 kei van, it gets in the neighborhood of 157mpg or .02 cents per mile but its electric
The next best is a Ford Escape Hybrid which seats 7 if purchased in the right configuration, it gets 28-50mpg depending on how well you can drive
The 1968-1978 Subaru 360 Sambar kei van gets 30-50mpg
The very old Chrysler Mini vans came with an optional stick, they were good for the high 20's and low 30's if you were carefull.
Now if you want a new Chrysler van, sorry only Mitsubishi VW and Toyo vans came stick shift in any recent times