1999 Chrysler Town & Country

Pros: Solid, comfortable, great sound system, unflappable all wheel drive

Cons: expensive

The Bottom Line: Highly recommended. In 3+ years of ownership and 73,000 miles, less than $500 of repairs required--(routine maintenance and tires excluded). A very satisfactory ownership experience.

Review: I purchased the 1999 Town and Country AWD in November of 1998 after looking at a number of the alternatives out there. I had intended to purchase a Toyota Sienna after a good experience with a 1992 Previa van (benignly competent but reliable as the...

Pros: Lots of options, leather, heated seats, driver memory settings

Cons: Price, minor service issues

Review: See an update at the end of the review
We leased our 1999 Chrysler Town&County in July 1999. We signed a 2 year lease at $350/month plus a $4500 trade in. We have an option to buy at lease end for $19,000.

Why we...

Pros: Luxurious feel, strong engine, smooth ride and great stereo system

Cons: Poor gas mileage, tinting makes nighttime maneuvering a bit of a challenge

Review: Yup, I was the mom that did NOT want a minivan. Cumbersome, lacking in styling, I wanted no part. I was fine zipping around town in my imported sedan, thanks. Then reality hit. With two kids and their friends, the sedan just wasn't cutting it. After...

Pros: Very roomy, large cargo space, easy to drive, luxury, loaded

Cons: Gas consumption

Review: The Chrysler Town & Country is the second mini van we have owned and it is a pure pleasure. I was never into min vans and really had to have my arm twisted by the family before I considered buying one. My first experience with a Mercury Villager was...

Pros: Handles great, extremely comfortable, lots of room, luxury. I love it!

Cons: Expensive, gas mileage

The Bottom Line: I love it and highly recommend it. It handles great, is very comfortable, lots of room and is easier to drive than any other vehicle I have ever driven.

Review: For years I drove a Ford Taurus wagon, but when they redesigned it and made it smaller I just couldn't fit 3 fighting kids in it so I had to get a minivan. I wasn't thrilled until I drove this Town and country. It handles great and backing up is much...

Pros: large enough for a lot of luggage etc.

Cons: needs to be checked up often

Review:
I myself do not own a Town and Country but my good friends who have a family of five do. I visit them quite often and know the car pretty well. Therefore this opinion is going to be based on the outside look of the Chrysler Town and...

Pros: styling, comfort, driveability

Cons: expense

Review: I call our 1999 Chrysler Town and Country minivan our Luxury Mobile. Rather than feeling like the much maligned soccer mom in an ugly tank of a car, I feel like I am riding in style. At first I thought that I didn't "need" the leather...

Pros: Absolute Luxury, horsepower, seating

Cons: Cost, Mileage (19MPG)

Review: The Chrylser Town and Country Limited represents the ultimate luxury minivan. There are few options, mainly paint and trailering options. The Limited version sports leather seating for all seven locations, Heated power driver and passenger seats, Heated...

Pros: very comfortable

Cons: none

Review: This mini van is the best van i have ever seen .. My mother has had quite a few vans in my day and this is the best on that i have seen her own. We have been dealing with the chysler dealer ship for many years and we have always had good service. The...

Pros: great car, handling, looks, luxury

Cons: rather expensive for a minivan

Review: After years of Chrysler building minivans, they finally reached nirvana. And it's called the 1999 Chrysler Town & Country Limited. It's one of the best car's I've ever owned.
One of the best aspects of it is the roominess and comfort....