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41 - Friday, March 30, 1990 - North Shore News

Voyager designed for comfort and reliability

towing package.
The Voyagers have

THE 1990 Plymouth
Voyager was created
with today’s active
family in mind.

On weekdays, it runs
around town, picking
up the kids at school or
taking the science ciass

on a field trip. Come
weekends, Voyager
becomes a sport wagon
with a boat in tow, or
with rear seats remov-
ed, hauls home
treasures from the flea
market.

Whether it’s practical
Voyager or luxurious
Voyager LE with LX
Decor, the basic con-
cept is essentially
people-oriented: with
front-wheel drive for
extra traction and han-
dling stability; with

VOYAGER has
power-assisted rack-
and-pinion steering in
ali models. On Voyager
LE, the driver enjoys
the added refinement
of a tilt steering col-
umn, trip odometer,
tachometer, and a full

complement of gauges.

generous floor space
for driver and front
passenger; and with
single-step, low step-in
height and a parking-
lot-practical side sliding
door for easier entry
and exit.

The Voeyager has
refinements such as the
optional 2.5-litre Turbo
1, or 3.0-litre V6 with
four-speed Ultradrive
automatic.

Voyager and
Voyager SE have
standard seating for
five. Top-of-the-line
Voyager LE has stand-
ard seating for seven.

The economical 2.5-
litre EFI engine is
standard on Voyager,
Voyager SE and LE.
The peppy 2.5-litre EFI
engine combines _ per-
formance with efficien-
cy.
Its twin balance-shaft
design eliminates most
engine vibrations. The
2.5-litre Turbo and
3.0-litre V6 are op-
tional on Voyager SE
and LE.

For the great out-
doors, the 3.0-litre V6
engine tows 1,520 kg
(3,350 Ib.) with ease
with the optional trailer

Chrysler’s seven-year/
115,000km Powertrain
Warranty.

Further Voyager
standard features in-
clude chime reminders
for lights left on or
keys left in the ignition;
cup holders front and
back; vanity mirrors on
the visors; a_ digital
clock; and a lockable
bin under the passenger
seat.

The Plymouth
Voyager can be viewed
locally at Plymouth
Jubilee Chrysler.

NEWS photos Mike Wakelletd