Overview & Reviews

User Reviews:

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  pretty decent car - 1999 Plymouth Grand Voyager
  By gcmart - June 2 - 2:00 am

  really good, reliable for most part, unfortunatly trans went at 87000, thet was a big disappointment ans $2,000 to fix, garage said mopar trans. are not good.

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  Good Van - 1998 Plymouth Grand Voyager
  By MiniVan - May 20 - 7:20 am

  Overall good van. One problem was 2 yrs ago AC compressor blew up - would not have been too expensive except Chrysler was too cheap to install an in-line screen on the ac lines, thus metal exploded into ac lines. My mechanic tried in vain to flush, but ended up replacing compressor, etc. He probably spent 2 weeks - on / off trying to fix - labor was probably 2 grand, but he only charged me 2k w/ all parts & labor. Also front headlights stink - plastic covers have discolored over time - but these lights never illuminated greatly. Other than that van has run 10.5 years w/out too much of a problem. Would I buy again yes.

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  The long hauler - 1998 Plymouth Grand Voyager
  By Grocery Getter - February 24 - 2:00 am

  As far as comfort goes, the grand caravan fits the bill. The captain chairs are comfortable, and I love the arm rest. I have driven 12 straight hours in this van and never been uncomfortable. The twin bench seats gives my 3 kids plenty of room for sitting and napping. The dash is very well laid out, and stereo is a breeze to operate (even my wife can use it). The only mechanical problem so far is a quirky transmission. You have to nearly floor the pedal to get it to downshift, and at slow speeds it tends to occasionaly slip and bump. The AC compressor bumps the motor enough to be annoying.

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  Great Ride - 1999 Plymouth Grand Voyager
  By rowdie2 - September 14 - 2:00 am

  5 Years later and over 130000 miles and this Van has not been in the shop for 1 Major thing. Engine and Transmission are doing great. Purchased New and has been an excellent traveling vehicle for the family.

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  Wont Buy another Chrysler Product - 1998 Plymouth Grand Voyager
  By Johnny - September 6 - 2:00 am

  This car never leaves the city. Battery went at 12,000 mi 3 years. The replaced front brakes at 14,000 mi. Goodyear Tires at 18,000. Transmission went at 22K and was replaced. But car was out of warranty as it was 4 years old. Chrysler would only pay 40% of parts. Got them up to 60%, the dealer was pretty good on labor discount and not happy with Chrysler response.But still cost me $1,000. Going to have to buy once lease is up because I have so much money in it.

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  Wont Buy another Chrysler Product - 1998 Plymouth Grand Voyager
  By johnny - September 6 - 2:00 am

  This car never leaves the city. Battery went at 12,000 mi 3 years. The replaced front brakes at 14,000 mi. Goodyear Tires at 18,000. Transmission went at 22K and was replaced. But car was out of warranty as it was 4 years old. Chrysler would only pay 40% of parts. Got them up to 60%, the dealer was pretty good on labor discount and not happy with Chrysler response.But still cost me $1,000. Going to have to buy once lease is up because I have so much money in it.

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  plymouth van - 1998 Plymouth Grand Voyager
  By jbuy - December 7 - 10:00 am

  Comfortable van with very smooth ride

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  Comfortable traveler - 1998 Plymouth Grand Voyager
  By reliable car - October 1 - 2:00 am

  I purchased this vehicle brand new in 1998, after about 50,000 miles the head gasket blew, my extended warranty covered that. At 67,000 miles the master cylinder went out, thankfully the extended warranty covered that before it expired. This vehicle goes thru brakes like crazy, it seems like I have to replace them about every 8 months. However, I do have 140,000 miles on this vehicle and it gets better gas mileage now than when it was new. It is very comfortable on long trips, and the room is unbeatable.

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  Perfection minus transmission - 1999 Plymouth Grand Voyager
  By whofan - August 15 - 9:43 pm

  I havent had the infamous transmission trouble. This is the best all around vehicle I ever driven and owned. At this time I will not hesitate to replace this van with another, in fact I plan doing so on it when time comes. The headlights on the newer models have been improved, the 96-00 models are a little dim. The rear seat rattles in mine. This van has plenty of zip with the 3.3L engine. It has an outstanding comforable drive, with small car maneuverablity and huge amount of room. This is the best of all worlds although a compromise. My van has 85,000 miles with only routine maintence and one belt tensioner. It has a quality feel and build.

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  Best Family Vehicle - 1998 Plymouth Grand Voyager
  By HamboLA - August 4 - 11:10 am

  Well, this is my 4th Plymouth minivan. Been driving them since 1987. My 1998 Grand Voyager has over 175,000 miles, I have replaced crank position sensor, throttle position sensor and map sensor, replaced leaking valve cover gaskets, radiator and serpentine belt five times. Did all repairs myself except for the three sensors. The only headache problem is the yellowed headlight lenses. Just did a full brake job. Not bad for 175,000 miles. About time to trade it in, but hate to give up the family memories. Just wish it got better than the 18 MPG over the years. Overall, great family vehicle.