With its redesigned fascia and sweeping grille, the 1999 Grand Voyager looks very handsome, almost regal. Its round molded corners, slanting windshield, sculpted body panels and understated side moldings, in concurrence with its shadowy hue give the Voyager a sporty facade that is both elegant and vaguely imposing. The dark-tinted windows blended perfectly with the deep-purple paint job. Three V6 engines are available: 3.0-liter, 3.3-liter and 3.8-liter. Both trims of the 1999 Plymouth Grand Voyager comes with four-speed automatic transmissions.

 

A 3.3-liter flexible fuel V6 is available in some states that will run on ethanol. As mentioned many times before, cargo capacity doesn't have the final word when it comes to choosing a minivan. Lost are the days when minivan drivers have to tolerate shaky rides just to get more cargo space. Anyone who has to haul a lot of people around should find that the 1999 Grand Voyager offers an engaging mix of value, ride quality and spaciousness. Besides that, the 1999 Grand Voyager is one of the more attractive, comfortable minivans on the market.