Chrysler Grand Voyager FAQs

• Is the Chrysler Grand Voyager a good car?

  The Grand Voyager people mover is no longer sold down under, but it does serve a practical purpose for the large family. With seating for up to seven occupants, the Grand Voyager was always intended for a family on the go. Although it isn't considered the greatest car in terms of driving dynamics - Chrysler's 300 is much more suited to that role - it is a solid and dependable unit that can keep on ticking along with the assistance of good build quality.

• Why was the Grand Voyager discontinued?

  Although larger SUVs have been gaining in traction over recent years, that is also something that worked against the Chrysler Grand Voyager, which is more of a large people mover. It didn't quite keep up with the times in terms of meeting the style, amenity and performance expectations of the modern-day discerning new car buyer. On the other hand, two of its closest MPV rivals did make the necessary adjustments to retain some popularity. That meant sales of the Grand Voyager people mover were lacklustre at best, with the competition proving too hard to overcome.

• Is the Chrysler Voyager a 7 seater?

  Yes, the Chrysler Grand Voyager has seating for up to seven occupants, although you should take note that this car is no longer sold new across Australia. It was discontinued after model year 2016, which means you will only find second-hand models now - and not many at that. For a modern-day take on the people mover, including all the latest technology and safety features you are sure to want, have a look at the Kia Carnival, or even the Honda Odyssey.