I've never owned or even driven a Chrysler before, but really like the car. Friend of mine has a 2006 Voyager 3.3LX (gasoline) with about 90.000km that he's looking to sell. I'm interested, for sure.

He's never had any problems with the car, except for normal maintenance and the pistons around the brake pads needing replacement recently. My concern is that the car is at an age where it might just start giving troubles. I expect things like the timing belt and other major components to need maintenance and/or replacing soon.

Or am I being paranoid? If the car has a good history, has been routinely serviced by an authorized dealer etc, then I can put my worries to rest? Of course no guarantee, I know... but to be aware of warning signals would help or learn from anyone else's experience.

Any experience from others about how many km's they got from this model? Can I expect it to easily make it to 150.000 or even 200.000 if maintained well?

Many thanks!

 

Hi
The Chrysler is the best car out, the 2006 3.3 V6 has a cam chain not belt, I have just brought a 2005 Chrysler Grand Voyager Limited XS 3.3 V6 automatic stow n go with 144,000 miles on the clock, and it still drives like a new car, if the price is right go for it