1995 Plymouth Voyager Review - How Family Cars Changed In The 80's & 90's

[@nathanjoseph4284]

This channel is sort of like an online "mini-museum" for all sorts of vehicles, and I appreciate that you review cars like this that you don't see much of anymore, and preserve them in video form here on KZbin! I imagine that many people had memories growing up as children in the 90s spending their time-outs in vehicles like this when they were being naughty.

[@sirot5561]

I totally agree! I love seeing cars that were so popular from years past and just more regular type of vehicles!

[@davidp2888]

The fact that it's nearly 30 years old and still on the road is amazing.

[@dtay8913]

Not really. This era of Chrysler was bulletproof. Lee Iacocca left Chrysler in the best position it has ever been in.

[@new2000car]

It had thousands of dollars of repairs, transmission issues, tows.

[@melvinburwell8202]

This was my last van. A 94. Loved it. Had it many years before it died with 330,000+ miles. $1000 bucks. Took out the rear row seats. And used it as a truck. Plywood etc. That was 2012-2016 or 17. ❤💜💙🧡🤑😎

[@RustyZipper]

You need an Astro!

[@hawkeye454]

My Granny had a red 93 Plymouth Voyager, seeing this brought back a lot of memories.

[@SouthsideKidd550]

Bro... back in the day when these vans were new and not clapped out, I use to could tell when one pulls up or pull off. I hear that loud buzzing sound from the transmission when the van comes to a stop or shifts from park. That 3.0L Mitsubishi V6 exhaust had a deep heavy tone just like the exhaust from the Mitsubishi 3000GT.

[@olddutchenthusiast9103]

I learned to drive with this car. Lots of good memories ❤

[@TheChimbleySweep]

You can smell that interior from here

[@towgod7985]

Evening Zach, a friend took 6 of us on a road trip from Toronto to Florida in his brand new 89 Voyager 2.5L turbo. Tons of room for 3 guys, 4 girls and luggage. With the turbo I4, the van moved very nicely and cost us almost nothing in gas. He had added both a trans and turbo oil cooler and didn't have a problem with either in the 10 years he had the van. Thanks for the trip back to my high school years, great videos. Cheers.

[@user-ss3ud7pp7f]

I love it. I’m a 70 year-old guy who just watched the review of the ID buzz on the straight pipes channel that thing cost $80,000.!!! Don’t make plain vehicles like this anymore. Everything is a luxury vehicle with a price to match.

[@epzik8]

I did in fact grow up in this model year Voyager. Still remember the manual windows and hood ornament haha.

[@RobsNeighbor]

My friend had a 4cyl turbo 5 speed! It was amazing

[@karoltakisobie6638]

Huge bonus of this van was amount of space you got once benches were removed. I remember a lot of those used for moving/ shipping stuff and unlike other vans this one was still nimble and easy to park anywhere. Even Canada Post and Purolator used many of them for years. I'm sure some are still being used as work vans

[@DustyBusterson]

This was our family van when I was a kid except a blue 1994 model. Loved the review!

[@bwofficial1776]

Nice to see one of these still rolling around and still in alright shape. I love how simple the gauges and controls are. As an aside, I love how the speedometer only goes to 100. Modern cars go to 160 so only half of the speedometer actually gets used. No one's racing a Kia Forte or Chevy Equinox so there's no reason for the speedometer to go so high, especially when there's a speed limiter.

[@Jac2Mac]

A Plymouth Voyager of this generation will always have a special place in my heart...AND MY EARS!!!! When I was a young lad back in 1992, I would sometimes ride to and from LCDC in Boston in a 1992 Plymouth Voyager school van from Accept Transportation that was white with red interior...And beg my drivers to fasten the seatbelts before starting the engine and not open the door with the key in the ignition, so I would NOT have to hear that horrific MOPAR buzzer that was exclusive to models with red interior.

[@davinp]

This was the 1991-1995 generation. The Chrysler minivan first came out 40 years ago in 1984. My family had a 1986 Dodge Caravan

[@Minivan_Man]

Mitsubishi 3.0 / 3spd, perfect. The combination of reliability 👍🏻

[@42luke93]

Stuff used to be so much smaller in the 90s great city driving

[@RustyZipper]

Remember the Pepsi “Big Slams” those would be like drinking an 8oz Red Bull compared to today’s proportions.

[@fenix9187]

I just love your videos man! Hello from Brasil 🇧🇷👍🏻

[@Jonathan-bk3dq]

One of the big issues on these vans, was the lack of head restraints in those rear seats. I was in the back of this generation of Caravan, got lightly rear ended and my neck went back, and it hurt. As you can see, typical headliner missing, Chrysler thing then lol. But they were decent vans.

[@SecretlySeven]

Man this one hits different. This is that old girlfriend you had, she wasn't the prettiest but she was so so good at everything.

[@scott8919]

The last time I saw one of these, the owner was my neighbor and she got into drug use... that poor van ended up having the back glass smashed out one night when she decided to stick a flag on a pole out the back.

[@jcat96]

1:13 as a Chrysler Conquest owner I can elaborate a little. Before the Eclipse was created in Normal IL, the Mitsubishi Starion was built from 1983-1990 in the Okazaki factory. I call it the "Pre "Eclipse"" but most deem it the predecessor to the GTO/3000GT RWD, based on the Galant Sigma, powered by essentially a turbocharged tractor motor G54B. Mostly based on the Plymouth Sapporro from the late 70s.

[@valiant1968]

Strawberry Metallic - such a great color! It was on everything that Chrysler made during the mid to late 90's.

[@Derrell404]

This was my 1st car caravan it ran and ran and ran

[@Humblemango610]

I love your videos on these old Chrysler vans

[@thomaskreke4635]

The car of the ‘will survive hillbilly’ isn’t the old truck or a jeep, it’s a Plymouth Voyager.

[@davinp]

Chrysler resurrected the Voyager nameplate. It is meant to be the cheaper version of the Chrysler Pacifica minivan

[@scott8919]

Then they got rid of the model... then brought it back again for 2025.

[@teerocsgt]

Yep! Long time ago, in a galaxy Far away....... had one in the Family.

[@dabitoyatodoroki6985]

I think they also had a few trucks as well play Mitsubishi and with Dodge

[@Flyfam11]

@ 5:00. 🤔 funny I told my wife that when we first met. Lol.ahhhhhh I’m just serious! 😂

[@Crispychicken4u]

Stacy’s mom has got it goin’ on

[@dave11686]

I knew this was gonna be a Karl-mobile lol

[@senseicorey9979]

It was an 89, but this was my first car.

[@gerasecres4642]

Tambien poseo una Plymouth Grand Voyager 1994 😊 y Muy profecional en tus videos, felicitaciones desde México 🎉

[@aenoymotors]

I need to post more videos about my old garbage but the link wasn't in the description but... well... here I am lol.

[@RustyZipper]

Sweet van! 😍

[@RustyZipper]

This was the beginning of the end for the 4 door land yachts and Station Wagons 💔

[@sylvesterchukwukairuh6547]

Your cup is too big...na wa oh!

[@michaelantuna3648]

Could you review a Dodge Ram Van from the late 90s early 2000s please like a Conversion or passenger Van

[@BrokenAdam770]

04:10 BIG FRIGGIN BOTTLE FAIL!!!

[@timothykeith1367]

I'm now in my '95 Voyager 3.3 - original o/d 41TE transmission. The fluid should be changed every other year, or at least every 60,000 miles - and ATF+4 fluid. The transmission is simpler than others at the time - lacking clutch bands.

[@黃翔榆-y9v]

了解，謝謝分享！

[@Foxonian]

Thought they had replaced this motor with Chrysler's own 3.3-liter V6 in the minivans by this point.

[@davinp]

Like a station wagon, the minivan is car-based which is they not as high as SUVs which are truck based

[@Dankcatvacs]

there was vans around since the 60s vw type 2 1959

[@tadhgwright4345]

Great! =)

[@ChrisWehadababyitsaboy]

no rear a/c?!

[@RustyZipper]

They didn’t even have rear windows that went down. No rear infotainment either!

[@huyen.s]

yooo

[@senorblacktoservicia]

boo