Used 2000 Plymouth Grand Voyager Minivan Consumer Reviews
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We love it!
We have had our van for over six years and have had no problems with it. It has been reliable in all weather conditions and comfortable for our teenagers while they were growing up. All in all we love it.
Suites my needs
It rides well and it is roomy and comfortable, but I have a few caviats.
- Base Passenger MinivanMSRP: $2,600515 mi away
Great Family Car
The van has not been a problem. From my wife's point of view she has loved it. She likes the interior, very comfy and big. For tall people it is not a knee smasher or neck bender to get in. Very nice design. From a Mechanics point of view, it has been dependable. Transmission has held up, I change the trans fluid and filter every 40,000. The engine has no problems, change oil and run synthetic every 5,000. Braking is no problem for a van...this van is not a lamborgina, but if I wanted a lamb...then I would have bought it. The headlamps like all cars now are of plastic, keep them buffed or they dull the intesity of the headlights considerably. Do the maintenance,the van will take care you.
My mistake
I never wanted to buy an American car but this one was in our price range. What a mistake! Buy a Honda or Toyota.
Good Vehicle
We've had our Grand Voyager for over 5 years now. It is our third one in a row, and we have had no problems with any of them. We considered trading on an SUV, but based on mileage, seating capacity and utility a minivan still made more sense for us.