bumper (with the addition of foglamps from the Viper). The interior featured a performance-oriented theme, with brushed aluminum trim for the trim and door panels, with black leather seats and racing-style pedals. From 2011 to 2016, Dodge produced the Grand Caravan R/T as an trim variant, though the option was largely cosmetic. Plymouth Voyager XG Derived from the Plymouth Voyager, the Plymouth Voyager XG was a four-seat minivan geared towards active lifestyles of younger drivers. Externally similar to the standard Voyager, the XG was distinguished by its 17-inch wheels (shared with the Plymouth Prowler), and body-color bumpers and grille. The interior was given a full-length retractable fabric sunroof, with a large removable storage pod placed behind the seats. The Voyager XG featured the powertrain of the export-market Chrysler Voyager, with a 2.5L diesel engine and a 5-speed manual transmission. Awards The new minivans earned unanimous critical acclaim: the Dodge Caravan was the and the 1996 North American Car of the Year; and the vans were on Car and Driver magazine's Ten Best list for 1996 and 1997. References External links All-wheel-drive vehicles Caravan Voyager Flexible-fuel vehicles Front-wheel-drive vehicles Minivans Electric cars TEVan CARB's ZEV Mandate Cars introduced in 1995 2000s cars