A member of the second minivan generation of the Chrysler trio of minivans., The 1995 Plymouth Voyager is a perennial favorite of its market segment. Major additions included optional antilock brakes and new all-wheel-drive models. The standard-wheelbase Plymouth Voyager continued to be marketed in base, SE, and LE trim levels. Under the hood, the regular length models had a naturally aspirated 2.5-liter 4-cylinder as the standard engine and a 3.0-liter V6 as an option. New safety features are added to the Voyager, including a passenger-side airbag and side door-guard beams that enable the Voyager to meet all passenger-car safety requirements through 1998.

 

There's also a new, more powerful engine option offered. The 3.3-liter V6 has been upgraded to produce 162 horsepower as well. Among other changes for 1994, the dashboard has been redesigned, and all models have new bumper fascias and body moldings. The principal focus of their revamp was the interior, which sported noticeable improvements in important areas. To begin with, key controls were moved so they no longer are blocked by the steering wheel.

 

Headlamps and wiper/washer switches are now on two pods flanking the steering wheel. Among a variety of considerate touches, climate and radio controls were moved closer to the driver, a new center console now features pull-out cup holders, and a locking glovebox has been added to the passenger side. Visibility is better all around, but especially at the rear where the window reaches further into the liftback.