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Against the odds
ejntk, 07/26/2005
1996 Plymouth Voyager 3dr Minivan
5 of 6 people found this review helpful
We have owned this since 1998. We bought it at 30,000 miles and now have 190,000 on it with the original engine and original transmission, in spite of towing a small travel trailer with it for some time. We had to replace the water pump last year, and the valve cover gaskets the year before that. This van starts every time, drives smooth, and fits our 3 kids and their friends (ours is the 7-pass. version). We bought an Expedition for towing, but I am still driving the van a lot because it is such a great vehicle. This is, by far, the wisest vehicle purchase we have ever made.
Strong Van
YChen, 05/05/2002
1996 Plymouth Voyager 3dr Minivan
2 of 2 people found this review helpful
I have this van since 1996. Newer body style. It works fine every time I need it to work. The car was in an accident in year 2000. Somebody hit the back of this van. It costed me $2,300 to fix while the other party's Camery was total. Some small things such as AC, windshield wiper, door light works not very well from time to time.
96 Grand Voyager SE...can't kill it!
wkw, 05/02/2006
1996 Plymouth Voyager SE 3dr Minivan
3 of 4 people found this review helpful
Bought this van a couple of years ago with 114K on the clock (average condition overall). Have had a couple of minor things go bad (normal wear and tear). Overall, a good people hauler. We had an 89 Dodge Caravan SE that we kept for ten years and loved it (4 cylinder,5 speed manual that we special ordered while stationed in W. Germany). We have really liked all of the Chrysler products we've owned (2 vans, 2 pickups & a sedan).
junk
mark, 10/25/2009
1996 Plymouth Voyager SE 3dr Minivan
2 of 4 people found this review helpful
i have owned this vehicle for only a year and i have spent way too much for repairs. I have replaced clockspring, oxygen censor, battery, radio and etc.. The fuses blow every couple weeks. I would not suggest this vehicle to anyone.
Won't buy another one
CL, 10/31/2002
1996 Plymouth Voyager 3dr Minivan
1 of 1 people found this review helpful
This vehicle has been a lemon from the get-go. Had to rebuild the transmission at 59,000 miles. Had an oil leak that the local Plymouth Dealership wanted to charge me $1200 to fix. Repaired it myself for $40 and change. Brakes have never been right and have been replaced twice. This is my second and last Chrysler product. I am a GM owner from this point forward.
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