An all-around perfectionist, except for that flubbed flip. Not age, mind you, but in price. The AWD option does not pertain to the Voyager, however. Voyager comes with a standard wheelbase of 113.3 inches. On the outside, both models have redesigned bodies, giving them more bulk and a sleeker, rounder back.
All models come standard with dual sliding doors.
Inside, all-new seat fabrics and trim styles give Voyager an updated look, and for extra comfort and portability, a new type of bucket seats is available. Also new are refined cupholders in the available quad roller seats, with an outboard placement for second row passengers. For added safety, side impact airbags are optional for front outboard occupants. Lower-body colored horizontal grille bars and fog lamps are flush that give a more European look to the front and give it a wider, more solid and stable stance. Dual sliding side doors open and close with a remote control, but also feature an obstacle detection system when opening and closing.