1994 Plymouth Voyager Review

The Voyager sees a number of changes for 1994. On the outside, the vans have revised front and rear fascias, body-side molding and lower-body cladding. Inside, you'll find a new instrument panel, various revisions to the controls and a front-passenger seat that offers fore/aft adjustment. In addition, Plymouth has made improvements to sliding-door operation and the windshield wipers, and taken measures to reduce noise and vibration in the cabin. On the safety front, all vans get a standard passenger-side front airbag this year, along with side-impact beams that meet 1997 federal passenger car standards and asbestos-free brakes. The 3.0-liter V6 becomes standard on the SE model; base vans can still get it as an option. The 3.3-liter V6, optional on the LE, benefits from additional horsepower (now up to 162) and torque (now up to 194). Remote keyless entry is now standard on the LE and optional on the SE. The optional built-in child seats now have a recline feature to improve comfort when kids are sleeping. Finally, note that all-wheel drive will no longer be offered; those who want it will need to step up to the longer-wheelbase Grand Voyager.