Used 1992 Plymouth Voyager Minivan Consumer Reviews
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igstooge, 05/11/2003
1992 Plymouth Voyager LE 3dr Minivan
3 of 3 people found this review helpful
Great room. With the seats removed fits a full sized refrigerator and the hatch closes. With all seats carries 7 people. Excellent ac. Radio is finicky eith chryslers, you have to leave it on or it is hard to turn on after 60000 miles. I had a head gasket replaced at 32000 (? a fluke) now has 135000 and runs as strong as when brand new.
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plt, 06/14/2002
1992 Plymouth Voyager SE 3dr Minivan
2 of 2 people found this review helpful
Suspensions too loose, rigid rear axle should be converted into independent suspensions
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jean_valjean2, 07/26/2002
1992 Plymouth Voyager 3dr Minivan
1 of 1 people found this review helpful
Excellent vehicle, mine has over 155,000 miles and it still runs like the day it was built. Surprising fuel mileage for its size. Good for those who want a safe, reliable vehicle. Excellent performance in snow.
5 Speed Minivan- Excellent!
greywoulf, 12/06/2002
1992 Plymouth Voyager 3dr Minivan
0 of 0 people found this review helpful
Van has 175,000 on it, and runs just as good as new... Almost no problems ever, and with the 5 speed the gas milage is excellent..
Great Tank!
Kevin, 05/29/2005
1992 Plymouth Voyager 3dr Minivan
0 of 0 people found this review helpful
Best car I've ever owned. It's gone almost 200,000 miles with only a few problems. Nothing major until 150K when transmission went out. Around 178K the fuel pump went, and at around 190K the alternator died. That's really about it. The engine now has some blow-by issues (Mitsubishi 3.0L) through the valve train, and am thinking about trading the car in, but I'm having trouble finding one on the used lots that drives as well as this one does. I may just fix it and keep on trucking! Even with this issue, I wouldn't hesitate to take it on a long trip, as long as I had some oil in the back. No reason to buy imports when domestics are just this good.