Hot Wheels 1998 - Collector # 633 - First Editions 4/45 - Dodge Caravan - Metallic Burgundy / "Caravan" - Sawblades - USA Blue Car Card

Hot Wheels 1998 - Collector # 633 - First Editions 4/45 - Dodge Caravan - Metallic Burgundy / "Caravan" - Sawblades - USA Blue Car Card - MPN 18173.

Wiki says: The Dodge Caravan and Grand Caravan are a series of minivans produced by the Dodge division of the Chrysler Corporation (now Stellantis North America) from 1984 to 2020. Produced over five generations, the Caravan is the second longest-lived nameplate used by Dodge, second to only the Charger.

This casting is based on the Dodge Caravan ESS, a high-performance version of the third generation Dodge Caravan introduced as a concept in 1996. The ESS features an overhauled exterior from the standard Caravan, featuring a Torch Red body similar to that of a Dodge Viper, 18-inch wheels with "DODGE" painted on them and a completely revised front fascia with a large front grille and radiator openings; it also featured a sparse interior. The car is powered by a 3.8L V6 making 215 BHP. The Caravan ESS was converted into the Caravan R/T for 1999 with a performance boost and some aesthetic changes, such as the addition of two NACA ducts on the hood and "R/T" splashed on the side of the doors. The car was on display at the Walter P. Chrysler Museum until the museum's closure; after this the car was put into storage.