2024 Chrysler Voyager review

What We Like  

• Attractive value: While sales are strictly only made to fleet buyers, the Chrysler Voyager represents a good deal as a used van for anyone who needs lots of interior space for less money. The Voyager has many of the same features found on the pricier Pacifica and makes for a savvy used car purchase.  

• Stow 'n Go seating: This turns the Voyager into a veritable Swiss Army knife of minivans. Simply fold the second and third-row seats into their underfloor bins and, presto, you have acres of cargo space. Those bins also serve as handy hidden storage when the seats are in use. 

• Uconnect^® infotainment system: Even the smaller of the two available infotainment touchscreens is attractive and simple to navigate while you're driving. Models with the 10.1-inch screen makes a good thing even better, thanks to its bigger icons and crisp graphics. It also features voice commands and wireless smartphone connectivity.   

What Needs Improvement  

• No hybrid or all-wheel drive: The Voyager’s lack of available all-wheel drive could be a deterrent to some minivan shoppers. There is also no plug-in hybrid powertrain offered. Both, however, are available on the Pacifica, though those models are generally more expensive.