The Plymouth Grand Voyager/Voyager, essentially a rebadged Dodge Caravan, was a family-oriented minivan. Availability in the New Zealand market depended on Chrysler's import strategy during those years.
Common issues may include: Automatic transmission problems. Engine issues, primarily with higher mileage. Power sliding door malfunctions. Electrical faults, which can affect doors, windows, and other systems. Rust.
WOF tips
The WoF inspection will focus on: Brake systems. Suspension components. Tyre condition. Lighting operability.
About the Plymouth Grand Voyager i
The Voyager offered a spacious interior, comfortable ride, and practical features such as sliding doors and removable seats. These were focused on meeting the transport needs of families rather than focusing on performance or luxury.
Questions owners ask
What are the most common issues to look out for with a 1995-2001 Plymouth Grand Voyager or Voyager in New Zealand?
Owners of the 1995-2001 Plymouth Grand Voyager or Voyager often report automatic transmission problems, engine issues (especially with higher mileage), power sliding door malfunctions, and various electrical faults affecting components like doors and windows. Rust is also a common concern for these vehicles.
What should I pay close attention to during a pre-purchase inspection for a Plymouth Grand Voyager or Voyager (1995-2001) in NZ?
Given that these are similar to Dodge Caravans, a pre-purchase inspection is highly recommended. Pay particular attention to the automatic transmission's condition and the overall state of the suspension components. These areas are known to be problematic.
Where can I get replacement brake pads for my 1995-2001 Plymouth Grand Voyager or Voyager in NZ?
CARFIX stocks 27 SKUs for the 1995-2001 Plymouth Grand Voyager or Voyager, including essential braking components. You can find replacement brake pads for both the front and rear of your vehicle through CARFIX.
What does a WoF inspection typically focus on for a 1995-2001 Plymouth Grand Voyager or Voyager in New Zealand?
For a 1995-2001 Plymouth Grand Voyager or Voyager, a WoF inspection in New Zealand will specifically focus on the condition and operation of the brake systems, the integrity of suspension components, the wear and condition of the tyres, and the full operability of all lighting.
How often should I service my Plymouth Grand Voyager or Voyager (1995-2001) in New Zealand?
The recommended service interval for your 1995-2001 Plymouth Grand Voyager or Voyager is every 10,000km to ensure its continued reliability and address potential issues proactively.
Are there any DIY guides available for common maintenance tasks on my 1995-2001 Plymouth Grand Voyager or Voyager?
Yes, CARFIX provides 7 DIY video guides specifically for the 1995-2001 Plymouth Grand Voyager or Voyager, which can assist you with various maintenance tasks.