OTOH, for a vehicle application, a data logger makes a lot more sense as if the voltage drop anomaly happens on the road, there is a very high chance the driver wont be able to take any readings desired safely, and if in heavy traffic may miss the event totally. One can also log multiple other signals to help localise the fault in fewer events.
Depending on one's embedded programming and general electronics experience, either an off-the-shelf logger or an Arduino based one are possibilities. The Arduino option is easier to customise but much harder to get up and running with basic functionality in the first place.