1993 Chrysler Voyager Base model 2.5L 4 cylinder from North America
Summary:
Great value, excellent experience
Faults:
Several oxygen sensor replacements (and subsequent cat converter). Replaced clutch at 120,000. Otherwise just regular oil, tire and battery maintenance.
General Comments:
Easy to drive, and comfortable, this has been a great family vehicle while the kids were growing up. We've had countless family vacations, camping trips, etc, most with our small utility trailer hitched to the back. Fuel consumption is significantly better than the 6-cylinder models, (though not in the Toyota echo category :-) and with the manual 5-speed transmission power is adequate in all but the most gruelling uphill runs.
We bought this new at the local Chrysler dealer (at a great discount because the 1994 models were already in), have owned it for 15 years now, and all-in-all its been a great car.
Would you buy another car from this manufacturer? Yes
Review Date: 25th October, 2008
26th Dec 2003, 09:35
There is a simple solution to your gearbox problem: have your garage drain some oil from it.
I've had the exact same problem after a second (!) gearbox change. It seems that if the oil level is just a bit to high it starts to malfunction...
I'm also wondering if your door-lock actuators are well adjusted. If you put to much stress on them they don't last long.
I have owned two of these baby's and find the engine the cars strongest point. It's practically flawless, (it should, made in Japan) unlike the real American 3.3 and 3.8 engine...