2003 Chrysler Voyager reviews and buying
guide.
2003
Chrysler Voyager resources:
2003 Chrysler Voyager
The Voyager is the less expensive of Chrysler's two
minivans (the other being the luxury Town & Country),
offering exceptional value without deleting convenient
appointments. Practical and safe, the Voyager is designed
for long rides and an even longer life. With a roomy
interior, the Voyager will seat seven and still has
room in the rear for excess cargo.
The Voyager has the practical feature of two sliding
side doors. Power operation for one or both side doors
is available and includes a manual override that allows
them to be closed or opened by hand during the powered
phase. There are two Voyager models to choose from:
base and LX. Both are equipped for everyday driving,
from point A to B to C and to anywhere else you need
to go.
Under the Hood
The entry-level configuration of the 2003 Chrysler
Voyager comes with a 2.4-liter, 4-cylinder engine that
is capable of up to 150 horsepower. LX models add more
beef under the hood with a 3.3-liter V6 that delivers
180 horsepower. Both engines are mated to a 4-speed
automatic transmission. The 4-cylinder gets 20/24 mpg
(city/hwy), while the V6 has a fuel rating of 18/24
(city/hwy).
Like the Town & Country, the Chrysler Voyager does
a thorough job addressing safety. Among the features
in this regard are driver and passenger airbags with
multi-stage inflators, a front seat belt system with
pretensioners and constant-force retractors, head injury
protection for occupants in all seating positions and
stiff body structure for added impact resistance.
Standard Features, Options Packages and Style
Entry-level Voyagers are equipped with front air conditioning,
power steering, cloth upholstery, front bucket seats,
center console, cupholders, 2nd-row two-passenger bench
seat, 3rd-row three-passenger bench seat, AM/FM/cassette
and digital clock. The uplevel LX model adds more premium
features, including a number of minivan-firsts. These
include a power sliding door obstacle detection system
for opening and closing and split 50/50 roller seats.
Another item available with LX models is a rear-seat
video system. Sure to be a hit with the kids, it features
a DVD player with radio frequency-controlled wireless
headphones.
The 2003 Chrysler Voyager is a practical minivan that
comes at a very reasonable price.
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