Used 1999 Plymouth Voyager Consumer Reviews
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done in too soon
nomo van, 12/04/2009
1999 Plymouth Voyager 3dr Minivan
12 of 12 people found this review helpful
bought this basic van new with 4 cyl and 3 sp auto. Never really loved this car, but used and abused it for over 10 years, and exactly 181000 miles, overloading it with college students stuff, and home remodel materials. expensive repairs limited to both rear wheel bearings, and seemingly too often brakes. look for rusted strut towers if looking at a used one. This is what killed mine. Lots of long trips and lots of snow and salt over the years.
1999 Voyger performance
Eddie Money, 09/24/2009
1999 Plymouth Voyager 3dr Minivan
10 of 10 people found this review helpful
I bought this amazing minivan with 212,000 original miles with everything original except the tires and couple of belts. I've had other mini and full size vans, but this baby just goes and goes and everything works. Needs improvement on CV joint for its not easy to service. Other than that this is a great mini van and having such excessive miles everything in this van works great.
Great Little Van
N Bos, 08/17/2005
1999 Plymouth Voyager SE 4dr Minivan
6 of 6 people found this review helpful
Our Voyager has been just perfect. It is very dependable; we have had no major repairs and are up to 80,000 miles. It's construction is well thought out and offers lots of good features. Our only regret is no reading lights or temperature controls for the back seat. Our fuel ecomony has been 19 mpg city / 21mpg highway, which is not bad.
Love this Van, BUT.......
bev crossley, 06/28/2009
1999 Plymouth Voyager SE 4dr Minivan
9 of 10 people found this review helpful
This van has been great untill recently. We bought it new with the intention to keep it forever. One year ago, two computer sensors had to be replaced because it would not automatically shift gears. Just a week ago, the transmission had to be replaced because the torque converter was falling apart and throwing metal into the works. The air conditioner just died. And the ignition needs replaced because the key will not turn. This van has had great care and upkeep. We do not understand why it seems to be suddenly falling apart.
Good Value, Reliable
RidinChrysler, 02/01/2005
1999 Plymouth Voyager SE 4dr Minivan
5 of 5 people found this review helpful
My wife and I pursued/researched all the vans selling well at the time we bought new. We've been very happy. We've put 120,000 miles on it; we've only had one actual repair needed on this car (last month). Other than that, fluid changes, and Jiffy Lube maintenance. We'd spent a lot less money and still got a fantastically reliable car.
Good to go
Pat & Bill, 09/04/2006
1999 Plymouth Voyager SE 4dr Minivan
4 of 4 people found this review helpful
Have had no trouble with this van. Had bad EGR valve and dealer repaired. Just regular maintenance. Have pulled a small tent trailer with no problem, hauled many people and with seats out, much junk. It's our "truck" with lots of seating for people and especially for our grandchildren, who have loved the built in child seats. This has been a reliable, versatile van.
oil leak problems
michelle, 05/14/2009
1999 Plymouth Voyager SE 4dr Minivan
5 of 6 people found this review helpful
I bought this van used and I loved it until it developed an oil leak. So far I have replaced the valve cover gaskets, oil pan and gaskets and the oil is still leaking. These repairs have totaled $750.00. Had it into the mechanic today and was told they will redo the valve covers, and if it doesn't stop leaking then its a head gaskets. Other than struggling with the oil leak its a pretty good vehicle.
Best mule I ever owned
JLA, 08/03/2009
1999 Plymouth Voyager SE 4dr Minivan
5 of 6 people found this review helpful
I have had this van for 10 yrs. Great AC, safe on the road and pretty good MPG. It has lasted through my daughter's middle school years, high school years and my private business. It has transported cheerleading teams, volleyball teams, bowling leagues and swimmers. It has traveled back and forth over the state of FL. Has pulled hot dog carts and tree roots and is a trusted old friend. Most reliable of any cars/vans I have ever owned.
Head Gastket Woes
broke one, 04/12/2002
1999 Plymouth Voyager SE 4dr Minivan
3 of 3 people found this review helpful
This is the 4 cyl. van. Leaking head gasket needing replacement to the tune of $1,600.00! Vehicle has only 41, 000 miles on it! This will be my last American made vehicle. My 2 Toyota's have not given one ounce of trouble, both with over 100,00 miles.
The truth
markoregon1986, 08/25/2014
1999 Plymouth Voyager SE 4dr Minivan
6 of 8 people found this review helpful
The engine is over powered for this transmission. it has a recall for the airbags and the cruise control. so if you get one bring it into a Chrysler dealership. I bought this car for 1,200.00 and you get what you pay for in older cars. the dealer was honest but didn't mention the common problem with this vehicle at the time which was the transmission/clutch. the computer system is notorious for failing and not registering the proper codes for when there is a mechanical issue such as a transmission issue. so yes the computer system isn't reliable. the transmissions on these vehicles are not equipped to handle that 3.3l engine and are prone to falling apart. constant maintenance and upkeep.
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