Chrysler Grand Voyager

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  • Economy

    Value

    2 out of 5 2.0

    Very poor level of interior trim quality not a patch on German of Japanese manufacturers. Exterior seems to have a lot of very tacky plastic bits stuck to it too

    Costs

    1 out of 5 1.0

    Very poor MPG, but Urban and Extra Urban unless you drive like a little old lady in Devon on a Sunday afternoon. Most parts are stupid prices!

  • On the road

    Driving

    4 out of 5 4.0

    Sharp take up on clutch in first gear and lacks low rev power to move such a large beast even when half loaded. Gearbox is absolutely diabolical and I understand from speaking to other owners that second gear syncro is prone to early failure like mine has

    Performance

    3 out of 5 3.0

    Not too bad, too much torque and not enought power. Needs a good run to get up to speed

  • Living with it

    Reliability

    2 out of 5 2.0

    Bad gearbox. Handbrake lever failure common. Front "D" bushes Interior switch gear bulbs soldered to switchs £250+ to replace a bulb!

    Image

    5 out of 5 5.0

    Looks very good... at the expense of build quality

    Comfort

    4 out of 5 4.0

    Seats pretty good. Could do with the extras that the 3.3Ltr version has such as individual memory on electric seats for different drivers and lose those American swiches in place of German ones!

  • Security and Service

    Security

    2 out of 5 2.0

    Not too ba,d but the radio remote only has a range of 10 feet maximum. Useless!

    Service

    1 out of 5 1.0

    As with all, unless you personally hound and stay on top of them they take the juice!

  • Problems and Ownership

    Problems

    Engine

    Seem very good as it's German in origin

    Other

    Lacks all the extras that are available on this very same vehicle in the US....Why?

    Ownership

    Did you buy the car new?

    Used

    Would you buy the same model again?

    No

    Did you buy from the same manufacturer again?

    Yes