Vehicle is a 2000 Chrysler Grand Voyager. Brake pedal was pushed during normal vehicle operation and pedal became "soft" with no resistance. Vehicle was towed to repair facility and diagnosis indicated rusty brake lines were the cause of the failure.

- Charlottesville, VA, USA

I've owned this vehicle since November 2000 and I've taken it to the dealership on several different occasions for the constant squeaking in the brakes. I was told every time that the brakes were fine, but the noise still continues. Have there been any complaints or recalls on the brake system for these vehicles. So far there have been no accidents or fatalities. However, I do believe that there is more to the noise in the brakes than just the fact that the pads have metal in them, which is what the dealership says to me every time I take it in for service. My other chief complaint is that the van had a Chrysler name plate on it, but it wasn't a Caravan it turned out to be a Plymouth Voyager. Is that legal? had I known that it was a Plymouth I never would have purchased it.

- Cincinnati, OH, USA

Consumer states that while driving brakes grind and when braking pedal goes to the floor. Consumer states brakes pads have been changed every three months.

- Hamden, CT, USA