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The Plymouth Voyager was a minivan produced by the American automaker Plymouth, which was a division of the Chrysler Corporation. The Voyager was first introduced in 1984 and was produced until 2000, when the Plymouth brand was discontinued. The Voyager was known for its practicality, versatility, and affordability, and was one of the most popular minivans of its time. The Plymouth Voyager was available with a range of engines, depending on the model year and trim level. It was typically paired with a three-speed or four-speed automatic transmission, and had front-wheel drive. The Voyager had a functional and practical exterior design, with a boxy and utilitarian shape that emphasized its practicality and versatility. It had a sliding side door on each side of the vehicle, and a rear liftgate that provided easy access to the cargo area. The Voyager could seat up to seven passengers, and had a comfortable and spacious interior with a range of features, depending on the trim level and options selected. These features may include cloth or leather upholstery, a DVD entertainment system, and advanced safety features. The Plymouth Voyager was known for its combination of practicality, versatility, and affordability, as well as its reliability and durability. It competed with other caravans and minivans, such as the Dodge Caravan, Honda Odyssey, and Toyota Sienna, among others. Overall, the Plymouth Voyager offered a practical and versatile driving experience, with a range of features and capabilities that made it a popular choice among families and drivers who were looking for a practical and affordable minivan that could handle a variety of driving conditions and situations. Voyager was discontinued in 2001 at which time the average MSRP was $20,770. The Voyager nameplate was revived in 2020, but it is not the same as the original Plymouth Voyager.

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