Plymouth Voyager

The Plymouth Voyager was a Van, Chrysler manufactured under the brand name Plymouth in the years 1974 to 2000. The Plymouth Grand Voyager was a larger version with a longer wheelbase. The vehicles were designed for the North American market, and was officially offered only there.

The first series ( 1974 to 1983 ) was a great American Transportation ( "full size van "), which was derived from a similar, built since 1971 Dodge model. From 1984, a newly constructed, substantially smaller model under this name was offered. Here, the car matched the common European Chrysler Voyager largely. In North America, there are other sister models with some other features, namely the Dodge Caravan and a luxury model in the Chrysler Town & Country.

When the Plymouth brand was discontinued in 2001, were the models in North America the name Chrysler Voyager, which was established in Europe for many years.

A rough overview, under what other brands this vehicle is sold including visual comparison, can be found in the article Chrysler Voyager.

Model history

Plymouth Voyager (1984-1990)

Plymouth Grand Voyager (1987-1990)

Plymouth Voyager (1991-1995)

Plymouth Grand Voyager (1992-1995)

Plymouth Voyager (1995-2000)

Plymouth Grand Voyager (1996-2000)

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