Chrysler 2.5 i (99 Hp) Automatic
General information
| Power | 101 Hp @ 4800 rpm. |
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| Torque | 183 Nm @ 2800 rpm. |
| Acceleration 0 - 100 km/h | 16 sec |
| Maximum speed | 158 km/h |
| Fuel consumption (economy) - combined | 9.6 l/100 km |
| Brand |
Chrysler
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| Model |
Voyager
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| Generation |
Voyager II
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| Modification (Engine) |
2.5 i (101 Hp)
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| Start of production |
1990 year
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| End of production |
1995 year
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| Powertrain Architecture |
Internal Combustion engine
Powertrain architecture classifies the propulsion technology of the vehicle, such as internal combustion, electric (BEV), or hybrid.
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| Body type |
Minivan
Body type refers to the structural design and shape of the vehicle (such as Sedan, Hatchback, SUV, or Coupe).
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| Seats |
7
Seat count specifies the maximum passenger capacity the vehicle is legally approved to transport at once.
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| Doors |
3
Door count indicates the total number of entry points for passengers and cargo access (e.g., 3-door, 5-door).
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FAQ
Performance specs
| Fuel consumption (economy) - urban |
14.2 l/100 km
Fuel consumption shows how much fuel the car consumes on average per 100 km. Lower figures represent better fuel economy and lower running costs.
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| Fuel consumption (economy) - extra urban |
7.1 l/100 km
Fuel consumption shows how much fuel the car consumes on average per 100 km. Lower figures represent better fuel economy and lower running costs.
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| Fuel consumption (economy) - combined |
9.6 l/100 km
Fuel consumption shows how much fuel the car consumes on average per 100 km. Lower figures represent better fuel economy and lower running costs.
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| Fuel Type |
Petrol (Gasoline)
Fuel type defines the primary source of energy required by the vehicle’s engine (petrol, diesel, electricity, hybrid, LPG, etc.).
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| Acceleration 0 - 100 km/h |
16 sec
The 0-100 km/h sprint time measures how quickly the vehicle accelerates from a standstill. It is a key indicator of raw performance and responsiveness.
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| Acceleration 0 - 62 mph |
16 sec
The 0-100 km/h sprint time measures how quickly the vehicle accelerates from a standstill. It is a key indicator of raw performance and responsiveness.
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| Acceleration 0 - 60 mph (Calculated by User) |
15.2 sec
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| Maximum speed |
158 km/h
Maximum speed represents the upper limit of velocity the vehicle can reach, limited by gear ratios, engine power, and aerodynamic resistance.
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| Weight-to-power ratio |
14.7 kg/Hp, 68 Hp/tonne
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| Weight-to-torque ratio |
8.1 kg/Nm, 123.2 Nm/tonne
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Engine specs
| Power |
101 Hp @ 4800 rpm.
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| Power per litre |
40.4 Hp/l
Power per litre (specific power) measures the engine power relative to its displacement. A higher value indicates advanced efficiency and engineering quality.
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| Torque |
183 Nm @ 2800 rpm.
Torque represents the engine’s rotational force, which determines pulling power. High torque ensures responsive acceleration and stronger uphill performance.
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| Engine layout |
Front, Transverse
Engine layout defines the position and alignment of the engine block. This layout affects the car’s weight distribution, handling, and interior cabin space.
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| Engine displacement |
2501 cm3
Engine displacement represents the combined volume of all cylinders. It is a direct indicator of engine size and baseline performance potential.
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| Number of cylinders |
4
Cylinder count represents the number of combustion chambers. More cylinders generally result in smoother operation and a refined engine note.
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| Engine configuration |
Inline
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| Cylinder bore |
87.5 mm
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| Piston stroke |
104 mm
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| Compression ratio |
9:1
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| Number of valves per cylinder |
2
Valves per cylinder control the airflow into and exhaust out of the engine. More valves improve high-RPM breathing and performance.
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| Fuel injection system |
Single-point injection
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| Engine aspiration |
Naturally aspirated engine
Aspiration describes how the engine draws air into its cylinders, distinguishing naturally aspirated setups from turbochargers or superchargers.
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| Valvetrain |
OHC
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| Engine oil capacity |
3.8 l
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| Coolant |
9 l
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Space, Volume and weights
| Kerb Weight |
1485 kg
Curb weight is a key parameter affecting fuel consumption, handling agility, acceleration times, and stopping distances.
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| Max. weight |
2395 kg
Curb weight is a key parameter affecting fuel consumption, handling agility, acceleration times, and stopping distances.
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| Max. load |
910 kg
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| Trunk (boot) space - minimum |
671 l
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| Trunk (boot) space - maximum |
3250 l
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| Fuel tank capacity |
76 l
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Dimensions
| Length |
4525 mm
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| Width |
1830 mm
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| Height |
1707 mm
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| Wheelbase |
2853 mm
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| Front track |
1522 mm
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| Rear / Back Track |
1578 mm
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Drivetrain, brakes and suspension specs
| Drivetrain Architecture |
The Internal combustion engine (ICE) drives the front wheels of the vehicle.
Drivetrain type specifies which wheels receive power from the engine. This affects road grip, cornering, and stability on slippery surfaces.
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| Drive wheel |
Front wheel drive
Drivetrain type specifies which wheels receive power from the engine. This affects road grip, cornering, and stability on slippery surfaces.
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| Number of gears and type of gearbox |
5 gears, manual transmission
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| Front suspension |
Wishbone
The suspension system absorbs road bumps, providing cabin comfort and keeping tires firmly planted on the road surface.
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| Rear suspension |
Leaf spring
The suspension system absorbs road bumps, providing cabin comfort and keeping tires firmly planted on the road surface.
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| Front brakes |
Ventilated discs
The brake system is a vital safety component that uses friction to slow down or bring the vehicle to a complete stop.
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| Rear brakes |
Drum
The brake system is a vital safety component that uses friction to slow down or bring the vehicle to a complete stop.
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| Assisting systems |
ABS (Anti-lock braking system)
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| Steering type |
Steering rack and pinion
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| Power steering |
Hydraulic Steering
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| Tires size |
195/75 R14
Tire size specifies the tread width, aspect ratio, and rim diameter, affecting the balance between handling grip and ride comfort.
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User Reviews
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Leo Z.
10 months ago
★★★☆☆
Are there any known transmission issues?
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William X
7 months ago
★★★★★
Mainly using it for my daily commute to work. Very responsive throttle, makes highway overtaking a breeze. The exterior design looks sharp and modern in person. Worth every single penny spent.
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Oscar 92
9 weeks ago
★★★☆☆
How is the long-term reliability of this model?
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Leo A.
20 weeks ago
★★★★★
Mainly using it for my daily commute to work. Very responsive throttle, makes highway overtaking a breeze. The infotainment is fast and lag-free. I highly recommend it, won't disappoint.
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James V.
27 weeks ago
★★★★★
Ordered it immediately after a quick test drive. The 101 Hp @ 4800 rpm. hp feels more than enough for daily driving. The handling in corners is very safe. Definitely a solid choice in this price range.
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