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Plymouth Voyager

In the old days, when it came to minivans, size wasn't everything - it was, to borrow from Vince Lombardi, the only thing.But today, cargo capacity is just one of many factors to consider - the others being comfort, styling, ride quality and handling.On all those fronts, the Plymouth Grand Voyager…

- Reviewed by Kevin Ransom

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2000 Plymouth Voyager Trims (2)

Passenger Van (Base)

MSRP:: $18,685
Engine:: 2.4L I-4
MPG:: 20 City / 26 HWY

Passenger Van (SE)

MSRP:: $23,085
Engine:: 3.3L V-6
MPG:: 18 City / 25 HWY

Voyager News

Future Classic: 1984 Chrysler Minivans

Think of what the automotive landscape looked like nigh on 25 years ago. Mentioning "family car" in 1983 would have conjured a station wagon. Some of us dig wagons, while others think we're daft because of the stigma they still carry. There's no denying that a wagon is an excellent way to transport kids and stuff, but those beasts of yesteryear often led to yearnings for an alternative. We all remember getting carsick while sitting in the rear-facing third row torture chamber, cut off from the r