Chrysler Voyager Reliability by Year

Based on 2M+ real complaints filed with the U.S. National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA)

319 NHTSA complaints (2000–2023).Complaint rate: 34.4 per 1,000 vehicles.

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Should I buy a Chrysler Voyager?

Quick answer from 319 NHTSA complaints · 2000–2023

Chrysler Voyager reliability depends heavily on the model year. Several years show complaint spikes well above the model's own average, while others are meaningfully cleaner. The most commonly reported issue across all years is airbags. Pick the right year and this Voyager can be a reasonable used buy; pick the wrong one and you're inheriting known problems.

✓Best years to buy
✗Years to avoid
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Most common Chrysler Voyager problem: Airbags — 39 complaints (2.6% crash-involvement rate).

Keep scrolling for year-by-year complaint trends, recall campaigns, and component breakdowns — or click any year above for a full report.

Why these years are worse

The most common issues driving the complaint spikes:

  • airbags — 39 complaints (2.6% involved a crash)
  • electrical faults — 35 complaints (0.0% involved a crash)
  • air bags:frontal:sensor/control module — 15 complaints (13.3% involved a crash)
  • automatic transmission — 15 complaints (0.0% involved a crash)
  • fuel system — 11 complaints (0.0% involved a crash)
Severity Score
516.1
Complaints
319
Crash Rate
4.1%
Fire Rate
0.0%
Injuries
12
Fatalities
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What Happened to 9,262 Chrysler Voyagers On the Road

Complaints record what owners reported. These are the outcomes actually recorded against 9,262 Chrysler Voyager VINs built 2000–2025 — accidents, title brands and odometer flags from our vehicle-history database, not from the NHTSA complaint file.

Accident History
23.5%
Salvage Title
0.2%
Total Loss
0.4%
Frame Damage
5.9%
Reported Stolen
0.0%
Odometer Issues
0.4%

Typical Chrysler Voyager on record: 1.3 owners on average, 63,368 average miles.

Which Years to Buy & Avoid

Years auto-clustered by complaint volume relative to this model's median.

Rankings based on raw NHTSA complaint counts. Sales volume data not yet available for this model.

Bottom line: Avoid the 2001–2003 Chrysler Voyager. The 2022–2023 models had significantly fewer reported issues. Most common issue across all years: Airbags.

Avoid These Years

2001–2003
~88/yr complaints · 9 crashes

Average

2020–2021
~17/yr complaints

Better Years

2022–2023
~5/yr complaints
2008
~4/yr complaints
2000
~6/yr complaints
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Complaints by Model Year

NHTSA complaint count per model year

Common Chrysler Voyager Problems

Most reported component complaints to NHTSA. Bar length = volume; color = crash-involvement rate.

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ComponentComplaintsCrash %
Airbags392.6%
Electrical Faults350.0%
Air Bags:Frontal:Sensor/Control Module1513.3%
Automatic Transmission150.0%
Fuel System110.0%
Brakes1010.0%
Engine Problems100.0%
Air Bags:Frontal944.4%
Steering Defects90.0%
Hydraulic Brakes70.0%

When Each Problem Spiked

Year × component heatmap. Darker cells = more complaints that year. Reveals which model years a specific defect concentrated in — useful for spotting redesign-cycle quality dips.

Data Sources & Methodology

Complaints: NHTSA Office of Defects Investigation consumer complaint database (319 records for this model). Public domain data, updated monthly.

Sales data: Not yet available for this model. Complaint counts are shown as raw numbers.

On-road outcomes: Accident, title-brand, theft and odometer records for 9,262 Chrysler Voyager VINs in our vehicle-history database. Independent of the NHTSA complaint file — a complaint is what an owner reported, these are what was recorded against the vehicle. Year-level figures are shown only for model years with at least 200 VINs on record.

Rate calculation: Complaints per 10,000 vehicles sold = (complaint count / US annual sales) x 10,000. This normalizes for sales volume so high-volume models like Civic or Camry aren't unfairly penalized.

Year classifications: AVOID = 1.5x+ the model's median complaint count. GOOD = 0.6x or below. Years less than 3 years old are marked TOO NEW (insufficient data).

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