10.0

really awful
Crashes / Fires:
0 / 3
Injuries / Deaths:
4 / 0
Average Mileage:
0 miles

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problem #5

Sep 052002

Grand Voyager

  • miles
No summary listed for above vehicle.

- West Palm Beach, FL, USA

problem #4

Jan 102001

Grand Voyager

  • Automatic transmission
  • miles
Consumer noticed liquid dripping on the garage floor and placed a rag under the vehicle, when backing out of the garage the rag attached to the axel and consumer noticed that he did not have brakes and was notified by passers-by that his car was on fire, comments from the adjuster is engine wiring harness damaged heavily and brake sensor wire burned up, no signs of a rag or anything (claim # 42-1330-502).

- Nashville, TN, USA

problem #3

Jan 102001

Grand Voyager

  • Automatic transmission
  • miles
Consumer noticed liquid dripping on the garage floor and placed a rag under the vehicle, when backing out of the garage the rag attached to the axel and consumer noticed that he did not have brakes and was notified by passers-by that his car was on fire, comments from the adjuster is engine wiring harness damaged heavily and brake sensor wire burned up, no signs of a rag or anything (claim # 42-1330-502).

- Nashville, TN, USA

problem #2

Oct 272000

Grand Voyager

  • miles
Vehicle being driven normally at highway speed. Detected fire coming from under vehicle. When stopped, engine still running and flames engulfed vehicle from under front portion just rear of engine compartment, quickly spreading to rear and interior.

- Hempstead, NY, USA

problem #1

Aug 072000

Grand Voyager

  • Automatic transmission
  • miles
Had let vehicle idle a while before moving. Shifted into reverse & started to back out. Engine stalled out. No prior warning. Took to dealer 1st time & had map sensor replaced. 2nd time throttle sensor was replaced. 3rd time control module. 4th time mechanic took engine apart & found wires under the hood had melted together & all the electrical wires needed replacing. This was due to the wires being too close to the exhaust system.

- Matilda, AR, USA