Plymouth Towing Capacity Chart — Every Model and Year (1991–2000)

Click any model in the list to see year-by-year tow ratings, the trim and engine combination that hits the maximum, GVWR, curb weight, payload, and axle ratio. The data is split into a recent table for the last six model years and a longer table for the rest of the catalogue.

Plymouth towing capacity snapshot

Across every Plymouth in this dataset, the highest tow rating on record is the 1999 Plymouth Grand Voyager at 3,500 lb. That figure represents the maximum tow capacity published for any trim and hitch class of that vehicle — typically the gooseneck or fifth-wheel rating on heavy-duty pickups.

For the 2000 model year, Plymouth's maximum towing capacity tops out at 3,500 lb averaging 2,000 lb across the lineup. The bar chart below ranks the top Plymouth models of 2000 by their headline tow rating so you can spot the leader at a glance.

Across the Plymouth catalogue: 107 below 5,000 lb (light-duty / passenger). The mix gives a quick read on whether the brand leans toward heavy-tow trucks or passenger vehicles whose tow rating is more of a footnote.

Top Plymouth models for towing (2000)

2000 Plymouth Voyager

3,500 lb 2000 Plymouth Neon

2,000 lb 2000 Plymouth Breeze

1,500 lb 2000 Plymouth Prowler

1,000 lb

Recent Plymouth models (1996–2000)

Recent Plymouth towing capacities, 1996 model year onward. 5 models are listed with the maximum tow rating across all trims, the year range covered, and a link to the full model page. Manufacturers commonly publish multiple tow figures per truck (conventional bumper, weight-distributing, gooseneck or fifth-wheel) — the headline figure below is the maximum across all hitch classes published for that model.

Model	Years covered	Trims	Max tow (lb)
Grand Voyager	1992–1999	20	1,000 – 3,500
Voyager	1991–2000	27	1,000 – 3,500
Neon	1995–2000	6	1,000 – 2,000
Breeze	1997–2000	5	1,000 – 1,500
Prowler	1997–2000	3	1,000

Older Plymouth models (1991–1995)

Older Plymouth towing capacities going back to 1991. 8 models. Pre-2015 ratings predate SAE J2807, the standardised towing-capacity test that is now used industry-wide, so figures from those years may be measured under different assumptions than current ratings. Use them to track the trend within a single model rather than for direct cross-era comparison.

Model	Years covered	Trims	Max tow (lb)
Acclaim	1991–1995	6	2,000
Colt	1991–1994	4	1,000
Colt Vista	1992–1994	14	1,000 – 2,500
Colt Vista AWD	1993–1994	3	2,000 – 2,500
Sundance	1991–1994	14	1,500 – 2,000
Colt Vista SE	1993	1	2,000
Voyager (AWD)	1991–1992	2	2,900 – 3,350
Voyager (FWD)	1991–1992	2	3,100

How to read Plymouth towing capacity figures

The headline tow rating for each Plymouth model on this page represents the maximum tow capacity published across every trim, cab, drivetrain, and hitch class — typically the manufacturer's gooseneck or fifth-wheel rating on heavy-duty pickups, and the bumper-pull rating on light-duty vehicles. Manufacturers commonly publish three figures per pickup: a conventional bumper-pull rating, a weight-distributing rating, and a gooseneck/fifth-wheel rating. The number you can actually tow on the road is the lowest of these three, capped further by the receiver hitch installed on your specific vehicle.

Click any Plymouth model above to open the year-by-year breakdown. The model page lists every trim the source data carries separately, with the engine, drivetrain, horsepower, torque, GVWR, curb weight, payload, and axle ratio that go with that trim's headline tow rating. Use the door-jamb sticker on your specific vehicle as the final source of truth — these figures are for reference and lookup only.

All figures sourced from manufacturer documentation. See our methodology for how the dataset is compiled.