
2.5 and 2.8 diesels are strong workhorses. The petrol 2.4- and 3.3-litre models lack torque and need to be worked hard when overtaking.
Steering and cornering are on the light side. A generally boring but safe ride, but large potholes will be crashingly unpleasant.
All engines are on the noisy side, with clunky gearboxes to boot.
Insurance and economy are steep. Good resale values.
Shouldn't be any reliability issues. Cabin looks sturdy enough.
Abs, deadlocks and central locking. Airbags deploy according to severity of crash impact.
Grand Voyager has over 4,500 lites of space with the rear seats Stow'N'Go'd.
Dual-zone air-conditioning, a 10-speaker CD stereo, electric mirrors and windows and remote central locking. LX trim gets you climate control system and alloys. It also brings cruise control and metallic paint.
Citroen C8, Renault Espace.
Good space and good kit.
Running costs are high.
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Child Occupant
Specs are for the 2.4 SE 5dr model only.
Price (RRP):
£21,611.00
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Top Speed:
114 mph
0-62 Secs:
12.4 secs
Engine Size:
2429cc
Brake Horse Power:
145 bhp
Revs Per Minute:
5200 rpm
MPG (Urban):
21.6
MPG (Combined):
28.5
Fuel Delivery:
MULTI POINT FUEL INJECTION
Valves:
16 valves
Gears:
5 SPEED
CO2 Emission:
235 g/km
Seats:
7 seats
Insurance Group 1:
14