We tested the dapper Grand Voyager SE. Here's the tale of the tape:at 119.3 inches, the Grand Voyager has a six-inch longer wheelbase than
the standard Voyager. From bumper-to bumper, the Grand Voyager is longer
as well--199.6 inches, compared to the 186-inch standard model. And with
all the seats removed, the Grand Voyager's total cargo space measures 168.5
cubic feet--notably more spacious than the standard Voyager's 142.9 cubic
feet.
This additional space comes at a relative bargain. The Grand Voyager's
base price of $19,160, including destination, is only $1350 higher than
the basic Voyager.
The Voyager and Grand Voyager each come in two trim levels--the base
model and the more bountifully-equipped SE.
We road-tested the Grand Voyager SE, which listed a base price of $21,335.
It was decked out with the pricey ($2370) SE Rallye option package, which
consists of monochromatic body-color grille and door handles, silver accent
stripe, luggage rack, dark-tinted suncreen solar glass, 15-inch cast aluminum
wheels, air conditioning, rear defogger and windshield wiper de-icer.