The fourth-generation Grand Voyager built upon its predecessor's success with improved structural refinement, enhanced soundproofing and, from 2004 onwards, the transformative Stow 'n Go seating system. By folding both second and third rows cleanly into the floor, it eliminated the back-straining chore of removing heavy seats, making it the ultimate multi-purpose family vehicle. Consistent Chrysler Grand Voyager maintenance is essential to ensure its sophisticated seating, electrical sliding doors and robust powertrains remain trouble-free.
In the UK and Europe, the popular choice was the common-rail diesel engine, available as a 2.5 CRD with manual gearbox or a punchy 2.8 CRD paired with the 41TE automatic transmission. Both CRD engines rely on a rubber cambelt that must be replaced strictly on schedule to avoid catastrophic valve gear damage. Heavy kerb weight and long-distance towing also place significant stress on front lower wishbones, brake discs and transmission fluid cooling.