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  Mini Van - 2000 Plymouth Voyager
  By n2deeptn - December 15 - 2:00 am

  Bought new. My wife drives this van 50,000 in two years. Replaced water pump, brakes,battery, and tires. Not too bad

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  Voyager 2000 - 2000 Plymouth Voyager
  By dgm - November 14 - 10:00 am

  Nice price, style, and interior room. Weird shifting when climbing small hills and mountains.

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  Bad Reliability - 2000 Plymouth Voyager
  By trekiew - August 15 - 10:00 am

  Have had multiple mechanical problems. Though it is still covered under waranty, still is a big hassle. In the last year, we have had transmission replaced, the A/C compressor replaced, belts replaced, something in the steering column, etc... The dealership has been friendly - but enough is enough!

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  Great vehicle for 8 years - 2000 Plymouth Voyager
  By Peter B - August 15 - 6:43 am

  We bought this vehicle new in 2000. Since then we have put on 172,000 miles with almost no problems. One $80 dollar sensor and a $220 transmission leak. Thats it other than stuff you would normally have to service. Not the most flashy vehicle but a solid value.

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  Dont buy this van! - 2000 Plymouth Voyager
  By bimmerphile - September 14 - 8:10 pm

  If you want to purchase transmissions like theyre going out of style, then the 2000 Plymouth Voyager is the van for you. When I initially purchased it in 2002, I had no idea they had such a penchant for going through transmissions. Come to fine out, the have done this for over a decade, and Chrysler has done nothing to remedy the problem. They keep selling a van to the public knowing the transmission will fail. Its irresponsible and immoral. Im on my third transmission now with less than 100,000 miles. For this reason alone, dont buy this van.

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  Still strong - 2000 Plymouth Voyager
  By siriusstar - August 31 - 9:54 pm

  Bought from a family member, been in the family since new. Has been an outstanding van. Reliable, runs great. aside from tires and routine maintenance, one new starter and a seal leak that was an easy fix, GREAT family vehicle. Only complaint is the A/C has never been strong enough to keep the inside comfortable in the summer, have had it checked over and over, tweaks here and there, nothing has helped with that. In Arizona, thats pretty annoying.

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  2000 SE Voyager - Pretty Good - 2000 Plymouth Voyager
  By zatex - July 8 - 2:00 am

  Ive now had this vehicle for 4 years. In these years, I have had transmission problems twice and brake problems once. Have replaced the tyres once. But overall this has been a good buy. Whoever owned it before me, put on 30,000 miles in 6 months! Since then, Ive only added another 33,100! Shes been fair on fuel consumption (avg 17 mpg mostly short drives of 2-3 miles at a time). Very easy drive, and puts the kids to sleep easily too!

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  IT,S NO HONDA - 2000 Plymouth Voyager
  By RON 4 - July 24 - 10:00 am

  POOR TRANS, REAR SEATS DO NOT FOLD BACK ,BODY DENTS TO EASY. SEATS TO HEAVY, POOR RESALE

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  I musta got a good one - 2000 Plymouth Voyager
  By dap56 - October 22 - 1:33 am

  7 passenger, 3.3LV6, with drivers side sliding door, 95,000 miles, and just had my first semi major repair (starter). The rest of the car is original, even the marker bulbs. One serpentine belt change, its on its 3rd set of tires and brakes, which is all normal maintenance on any car along with oil and filter changes every 5000 miles. Ill probably swap out hoses, belts and fluids at 100k just as a matter of principle. Very comfortable and has been more reliable than my wifes Honda Accord. Now that the kids are gone, Id like to get rid of it for something that gets better mileage, but I just cant justify it.

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  hmmm...(scratching head) - 2000 Plymouth Voyager
  By javajane - July 22 - 4:56 am

  This was a great size for our family of 5 and for toting around sports gear and all the kids friends. But now that I will be traveling longer distances, need something more fuel-efficient. Also had issues with wiper arm; replaced 3 times in 2 years - go figure! And at $70 a pop, that adds up. We are trading down to a smaller size.