The Grand Voyager V arrived with bold, square-jawed American proportions and a lavish cabin environment designed to offer business-class travel for seven adults. Featuring an upgraded Stow 'n Go seating system, power sliding doors, power tailgate and overhead entertainment screens, it stood as the definitive long-wheelbase luxury MPV in European showrooms. Prioritising routine Chrysler Grand Voyager maintenance is vital to keep this sophisticated heavyweight operating reliably on demanding family duties.
Under the bonnet, the dominant powerplant was the 163 hp to 178 hp 2.8 CRD turbo diesel, paired with Chrysler's 62TE gearbox six-speed automatic. The diesel engine relies on a toothed cambelt that requires strict periodic renewal, while city driving quickly challenges the diesel particulate filter and EGR valve. With a kerb weight exceeding 2.2 tonnes, front suspension lower control arms, wheel bearings and brake discs experience accelerated wear and demand frequent inspection.