Chrysler Voyager reviews

Cost of parts can be high and fuel consumption is less than 30 mpg round town, although it is is pretty good for the size of the vehicle. Handling is good, comfort is very good, although the extra room in the Grand Voyager makes it even better (I can't get the GV in my garage, so have the Voyager). The vehicle has a certain road presence, which means that even BMW & Merc drivers think twice before trying to force you out of their way. The space is great and the vehicle can become a small van by removing all of the rear seats. If only 5 seats are needed, the 2 middle seats (its a 2-2-3 formation) can be stowed behind the bench seat giving luxurious space. There are air bags galore and don't be put off by talk of bad crash test results as this was the Mk2 and the Mk3 (2001+) is a complete redesign with much better safety. All round view is pretty good (unlike many recent designs where rear view seems to be regarded as undesirable). Handling in snow and ice is pretty good as the vehicle is hefty but without limited slip diff, I did get stuck once when the 2 wheel drive effectively turned into 1 wheel drive just when you need the traction. I have thought of swapping but can't find anything that I want to swap to.

Since I have been driving over 20 years now I have had a number of cars but the Chrysler Voyager has got to be one of the most reliable cars I have ever had whatever the weather it has always started first time good on fuel around town even better on motorways it is also comfortable and practical for families and makes driving a joy now.