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Showing its age in both quality and pricing, the Chrysler Grand Voyager Limited still has unique and impressive attributes.
The revised Chrysler Grand Voyager offers buyers a big diesel engine and loads of features, but is it enough for the big price tag?
You may have seen a recent video we did where Tegan demonstrated the “magic seats” in the new Honda Civic. If you thought that was practical and maybe a little bit cool, then take a look at the impressive “stow and go” system in the 2014 Chrysler Grand Voyager Limited. The Grand Voyager is already a very big car, with a big and deep boot even with all seven seats available...
Fiat Chrysler has released a sample of Chrysler, Dodge, Jeep and Ram sketches, previewing five heavily-modified concept cars bound for the 2016 SEMA show in Las Vegas next month. This furious (and/or family-friendly) five have been re-imagined with production and concept parts from in-house tuning arm Mopar - a partnership that has created numerous bold concepts over the years...
The 2008 Dodge Journey and Chrysler Grand Voyager have been issued with a recall to address a potentially faulty airbag sensor. Corrosion of the power-supply to the Occupant Restraint Control module may cause the unit to malfunction. Fiat Chrysler Automobiles Australia reports that this fault could result in either preventing airbag deployment in a collision, or have the airbag deploy outside of an emergency situation...
The 2016 Chrysler Pacifica has debuted at this week’s Detroit auto show, replacing the people-mover we knew as the Grand Voyager. In the US, where Chrysler’s people-mover was known instead as the Town & Country, the Pacifica will replace the now eight year-old fifth-generation model. The Grand Voyager is no longer available in Australia, making its way out of the local range in 2015...
The next-generation Chrysler Grand Voyager will reportedly feature motion sensors under the rear doors and tailgate that will allow the driver to operate these doors hands-free. According to Automotive News, the Chrysler's next-gen people mover will not only feature hands-free rear door and tailgate operation, but also USB ports for each of its three rows of seating...
I love my Chrysler Grand Voyager! Lots of space, very comfortable, and great for long journeys. Everything is automatic, which is good for school pickups etc, but it does drink a lot of fuel. Parts are also expensive and take ages to be found as they are never in stock anywhere.
