CHRYSLER GRAND VOYAGER MPV REVIEW

For The Grand Voyager offers loads of space and ingenious fold-away rear seats. Its classy image means decent residual values, too.

Against The diesel engine is underpowered and the interior quality is rather disappointing.

What Car? says

2 out of 5 stars

You won't complain about the amount of space on offer, but the Grand Voyager isn't great to drive. The sensible money goes on Touring trim.

Reader review rating

3.666667

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Performance
2 out of 5 stars
Diesel engine gives sluggish performance
Ride & Handling
2 out of 5 stars
Falls well short of the best
Refinement
3 out of 5 stars
Raucous engine; other noise contained
Buying & Owning
3 out of 5 stars
Strong residuals; high running costs
Quality & Reliability
2 out of 5 stars
Chrysler has a poor reliability record
Safety & Security
4 out of 5 stars
All the kit buyers expect
Behind The Wheel
3 out of 5 stars
Good driving position; controls awkward
Space & Practicality
5 out of 5 stars
Roomy, practical and versatile cabin
Equipment
4 out of 5 stars
Even the base model is reasonably kitted

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There are 3 Chrysler Grand Voyager versions available

Chrysler Grand Voyager MPV 2.8 CRD LX 5dr	£28,225	What Car? says:3 stars out of 5
Chrysler Grand Voyager MPV 2.8 CRD Touring 5dr	£30,225	What Car? says:3 stars out of 5
Chrysler Grand Voyager MPV 2.8 CRD Limited 5dr	£36,225	What Car? says:3 stars out of 5

Chrysler Grand Voyager MPV 2.8 CRD Touring 5dr

It may cost a bit more than the basic LX, but we think the added equipment that extra cash brings is money well spent. As a result, this is our favourite model in the range.

What Car? says:3 stars out of 5

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Buyer's notes

Target Price team says:

There used to be a V6 petrol engine in the range, but there's no surprise that it's been dropped. The diesel's extra pull always made it the more sensible choice.

We reckon Touring is the best trim to go for, but buyers should be warned that the clever Swivel 'n Go system - which allows the centre seats to turn and face the rearmost row - is available only on the much more expensive Limited models.

Aimed directly at parents who want to keep their little darlings quiet are options like DVD entertainment systems but, just as Swivel 'n Go is not available across the range, so buyers should check their brochures carefully, as not every option is available on every trim level.