With 30 miles per gallon combined and 39 MPG extra urban, it is no wonder that many buyers are switching their attention to Chrysler’s Grand Voyager model. Large and spacious, it makes for an ideal family car as it will easily accommodate a whole host of passengers. Also, it is ideal for transporting cargo, whilst doing it in style. Its exterior looks are decent but not overly stylish, which is probably one area that could do with a little improvement. Nonetheless, it is the performance and practicality of the vehicle that is its main selling point, with the outer design seemingly being secondary. A descendant of Chrysler’s best selling MPV’s, the new and used Chrysler Grand Voyager becomes part of a range of MPV’s that have served the company so well. In fact, Chrysler has been responsible for more innovations into their MPV’s than any other MPV manufacturers. What the exterior doesn’t deliver in terms of style it is very much a different cattle of fish for the interior, which has been designed with practicality and efficiency in mind. One feature that stands out is the excellent “Swivel ‘n Go” and “Stow ‘n Go” and this really is an advancement innovation. In fact, for long journeys with the family, there probably couldn’t be a vehicle better equipped to deal with the boredom of travelling. The Grand Voyager is without doubt one of the most flexible and inspiring MPV’s currently in the market and, as noted above, is just perfect for families. Finally, in terms of the engine performance of the new and used Chrysler Grand Voyager, the standard model comes equipped with 6 speed transmission powering a 2.8 litre engine that offers 161 BHP; which all in all is quite decent for a vehicle of this size.
You’re right, it’s great for long distances. My friend drives one and he’s very happy about it.
Chryslers are cool cars. I’d love to have one and I know I will.