Plymouth Usados en Venta

I needed a vehicle to use in my business, so I bought a certified pre owned 1995 Plymouth Grand Voyager at the suggestion of a family member. I got one with a V-6 engine for the better gas mileage.

This was the first car that my mom bought for me when I was 17. I loved this car, and had it almost to the end of college. It was small, but it was fast! Everyone called it a "grandma" car, but it beat everyone's car in speed. It had a really smooth ride, and it was very comfortable. There weren't many things that I disliked. The interior of the car was very nice. The seats held their shape, and there were never any rips in the fabric. All the materials inside the car were very sturdy and never got any damage. And I was not so careful in high school, so that says a lot. There was no rust on the exterior, so I think that the paint job was really good quality as well.

This was a very plain, inexpensive car, I bought last's years version "new." It was a square little thing rather like the VW/Audi Fox I had owned. I loved it, great mileage, a lot of room in the (hatch) back for my Siberian Husky, who was my only passenger. Little in the way of fancy electronics, so not a lot of circuitry to break. I drove this car for almost 2 decades, mostly as a primary, but for a while as a backup vehicle. Even in fairly substantial snowfall, and I'm talking close to a foot, it used to get me up a small mountain. I'm not saying it felt real secure doing it, but the car did deliver more than I would have ever expected from the size and price. I've always regretted that they stopped making this model, if it were available today, I'd buy it again. All subsequent purchases of cars (not many) I've tried to get pretty much the same thing.