Chrysler
Grand Voyager

Dual DVD players, sat nav and swivel seats are just a few of the features that help the impressive Grand Voyager take people carriers to a whole new level. With incredible flexibility and versatility, family motoring could not be more fun.

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The good

Room for all the family and more

The bad

Not the easiest to park

Tech Specs

Price from
£28,310
Combined Fuel up to
35.8mpg
0-62 from
12.8 seconds
max speed up to
115mph
co2 from
207g/km

Test Drive

Chrysler Grand Voyager 2.8 CRD Limited (automatic)

WITH room to accommodate half a rugby team along with their kit, the Chrysler Grand Voyager is a multi-purpose vehicle on a mission.

Packed to the rooftop with classy spec and excellent entertainment features, the giant US-born vehicle has been designed with space, comfort and all-round versatility in mind.

Unlike many other seven-seaters where back row occupants have to squeeze themselves into a tight space, the Grand Voyager boasts ample room and the second and third row seats can easily be folded flat to add extra storage room.

Despite being a bit of a beast to park and feeling quite a lump to manoeuvre in and around town, the Grand Voyager handles exceptionally well on the open road and the 2.8-litre diesel powered engine provides ample power.

Another key advantage this vehicle has over rivals is its amazing spec package. Probably the most impressive feature is the rear entertainment pack, which offers two drop-down DVD screens along with two remote controls.

Creature comforts include an interior observation mirror to keep an eye on those rascals in the back, automatic climate control with three-zone temperature controls, heated front seats, cruise control and an easily operated and very efficient sat nav system.

Safety features include anti-lock brakes, electronic stability programme, numerous airbags, a tyre pressure monitoring system and plenty more.

All in all, the Grand Voyager is ideal for the adventure-driven family but not so hot for the city driver hoping to nip in and out of town.