2000 Plymouth Grand Voyager

2000 Plymouth Voyager 4 Dr SE Passenger Van

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Facing competition that is superior in terms of reliability and crashworthiness, the Voyager's sole advantage is its lower selling price.

Pros

Carlike handling, great value, attractive styling.

Cons

Unrefined engines, unimpressive crash-test scores, cheap interior fittings.

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2000 Plymouth Voyager 4 Dr SE Passenger Van f34

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3.0L V6 engine
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1999 Plymouth Grand Voyager 2 Dr Grand SE Passenger Van f34

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3.3L V6 flex-fuel engine
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Published: 10/02/2000 Updated: 10/02/2009

What's New for 2000

The Expresso trim level is discontinued, and Plymouth changes some of the standard features and options on base and SE models. Notably, base models now come with a cassette player. This is the last year for the Grand Voyager, as Chrysler begins dismantling the Plymouth division. Fortunately, the van's demise shouldn't pose much of a problem for shoppers, as the Dodge Grand Caravan gives you the same product with slightly different styling.