Used 1996 Plymouth Grand Voyager Minivan Consumer Reviews
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Got my money's worth
DL, 05/01/2006
1996 Plymouth Grand Voyager SE 3dr Minivan
3 of 3 people found this review helpful
Bought this vehicle as a Program car with 73 miles - used at the MCI golf tournament first. At 144K now, still on first transmission. No big problems yet. Water pump, tensioner, and brakes replaced (twice). Wipers on their own plan at times. Just replaced wiper motor. Lock quit working on right sliding door. I'll never get locked out this way! Great family car for trips. Being in military, we've done many and this van made it very bearable.
keeps going
keeps going, 11/11/2009
1996 Plymouth Grand Voyager 3dr Minivan
1 of 1 people found this review helpful
Bought the van use in 04, with 125k. It now has 200k yes we have had a new trans. Just last year, replaced the 13 yr. Old starter this week, struts, fuel pump a few yrs. Back just your normal stuff. It does have the 3.3 and not the 3.0 v-6 had one w/ the Mitsubishi 3.0 very bad motor! If you take care of it, it will take care of you.
Run as fast as you can from this van
Lisa Koby, 05/12/2003
1996 Plymouth Grand Voyager SE 3dr Minivan
1 of 1 people found this review helpful
Please, I beg you don't buy this van. We've had our 3rd. transmission blow in less then 2.5 years. The last time it blew so violently, my husband almost lost control of the vehicle. Chrysler is NOT standing behind this van. When the tranny goes, THEY GET THE MONEY FOR THE NEW ONE- THEY ARE THE MANUFACTURER. I'm going to fight to stop them from selling this crap to consumers.
My list of problems
Donald Marcus, 05/17/2004
1996 Plymouth Grand Voyager SE 3dr Minivan
1 of 1 people found this review helpful
Bought this van new. Was perfect for the first 70,000 miles. Then needed trans rebuilt($1400), ac work ($650). Radio doesn;t work well. New water pump, belt tensioner. Now have 113,000 miles. Need AC compressor ($???) Brakes replaced for 4th time. Needs front wheel bearing. I would buy another one, but, would get rid of it before 70000 miles....
Absolute Lemon
David J. Phillips, 07/07/2002
1996 Plymouth Grand Voyager 3dr Minivan
1 of 1 people found this review helpful
Absolute lemon from day one. I purchased a warranty for $1200 from the dealer, and although the problems began immediately, the warranty never covered a single one. I bagan taking the vehicle back to the dealership for "warranty" repairs within 1 week of purchase, but I was charged for all. I've spent over $1500 on the brake system alone, & the vehicle is now un- drivable due to brake problems again. I've had major problems with oil leaks & the electrical system, & although these problems are all listed as "factory re-calls," not once has my warranty been honored.
I like my mini van
gmoats, 09/16/2002
1996 Plymouth Grand Voyager SE 3dr Minivan
1 of 1 people found this review helpful
Could have better mileage, but not bad. Super comfort in riding. I like the front & rear heat & AC. Roomy. Lots of cargo space.
It's a lemon - Do not purchase this van!
jt23, 07/15/2002
1996 Plymouth Grand Voyager SE 3dr Minivan
1 of 1 people found this review helpful
Purchased in April 2000. Currently have over $5000 in repairs invested in this lemon: A/C system (all of it) twice, starter, ignition, water pump, central processor, all belts. During the first 6 months I owned the vehicle it was in the shop for over 60 days and left me stranded on a highway. Chrysler and it's dealerships are not concerned about customer satisfaction. They both repeatedly deny their liability on recurrent problems and appear utterly incapable of fixing any problems. My new Honda Odyssey is due in 2 weeks - I will never own another Chrysler.
Lasted 200 K miles
ds, 07/08/2008
1996 Plymouth Grand Voyager 3dr Minivan
1 of 1 people found this review helpful
Original owner, now has 210,000 miles. This thing eats brakes and batteries,and is on its third: serpentine belt, tensioner, starter, and several other parts. lots of other parts replaced once. Never any problems with exhaust, or engine. minor elec. problems/annoyances. Transmission has leaked for 3 years, but with adding fluid keeps working fine. This van has tons of room. These can be great, cheap used cars. By now, evertyhing that can break, already has. Get brakes replaced where they offer a guarantee; you'll need it.
Run Screamin'
sickofvoyage.com, 04/21/2005
1996 Plymouth Grand Voyager SE 3dr Minivan
1 of 2 people found this review helpful
Don't ever purchase a Plymouth Voyager. Replace your smoke alarm battery when you set your clocks for DST, and replace the transmission when you change the oil. Other than the face that this van is a complete piece of junk, its been a really nice van.
Piece of Junk!
Kathryn, 04/05/2009
1996 Plymouth Grand Voyager 3dr Minivan
0 of 0 people found this review helpful
We have 81,000 miles on this van and have to buy a new van because of all the things wrong with this one. It has been nothing but a headache and totally unreliable. No wonder the American car manufacturers are in trouble! I can't believe they ever sold anything like this. Here we come Honda or Toyota.
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