

| Subject: | Re: Vngns ARE junk! |
| From: | jbange |
| Date: | Thu, 10 Mar 2005 08:20:12 -0800 |
At 07:27 AM 3/10/2005, you wrote: >The American Plymouth Voyager and >Dodge Caravan were also introduced in 1983, as 1984 >models." > >The article seems to ignore the existence of VW >Vanagons on American streets as early as 1980(!), and >if the earlier Busses/Transporters weren't "mini >vans", I don't know what is. I think they don't count the Vanagon as a "mini-van" because it's too capable! Apparently to them a mini-van is a small economy car fitted with a vertically stretched body and the front seats are crammed up front with the engine between them. A mini-van should look like a van, but not be able to carry as much as a real station wagon, much less a real full size van. So what they're really saying is that they created the first IMPRACTICALLY SMALL van.
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