2000 Chrysler Town & Country

Pros: This Minivan sets the standard for others to follow.

Cons: It is a bit expensive for the average family.

Review: Every Fall I anxiously await the unveiling of the next year's new car models. I like to checkout and test drive at least two of the new cars every month. This time, my young cousin, who is the mother of three little ones, asked me to help her make...

Pros: Very well made

Cons: none that I know of yet

Review: How do you know these days how to really buy a good van?
You always have to ask yourself is this really what we want.Is the price to much for what you are getting.

Then comes all the driving of all the ones you think may be the best.
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Pros: Styling, comfort and spaciousness. Nice alternative to large SUV's.

Cons: Odd noise from exhaust when going uphill at 70 in Pa.

The Bottom Line: Bottom Line: If you need the space more than once a year, get it! If not, don't.

Review: Well, after only a short year and some change, the Stratus was replaced with a 2000 Town and Country LXi. Let me tell you why it was replaced.

At three in the morning, we receive a ring. Resentfully, I answered and it was my mother asking me...

Pros: luxurious, great stero, luxury car like ride, heated seats, etc.

Cons: Heavy Rear Seat

Review: I just purchased my second Town & Country Mini-van (2000 model). My first was a 1997, and now both cars I own are Town & Country mini-vans.

I have owned mini-vans from all three of the US manufacturers, and no-one can still compare to...

Pros: Everything is luxury with a high standard.

Cons: The upper air vents in the rear don't blow hot air, only cold.

The Bottom Line: If you want to have comfort and a good price on a used vehicle, try this one!

Review: We bought the Town and Country after searching day and night mostly on-line, for 3 mos. and comparing prices and options with other minivans and SUV's. We were planning to start traveling with my 10 year old daughter, therefore the back seats had to be ...

Pros: Reliable, spacious, easy to drive

Cons: None

Review: I'm a 29-year-old mother of two...let's face it...the last thing I wanted to drive is a van. A van is for those late-thirty and forty age group Moms. You know, the ones who aren't "cool" anymore?? All kidding aside, the thought of owning and...

Pros: Power, Audio System

Cons: Driven by soccer moms

Review: When I first heard the news that we were getting a new car I was excited. When I heard it was a minivan, the excitement quickly passed. When I thought of minivans, I would think of a junky little mom-mobile. However besides the minivan look, this minivan...

Pros: nice ride, nice price, nice options

Cons: None

Review: We just recently purchased a 2001 Chrysler Town and Country. The body style is a bit different, but for the most part the same. This was our first Chrysler van, after owning two Ford Aerostars and being disappointed in the last one. We decided to leap...

Pros: Attractive, GREAT acceleration, very luxurious

Cons: non-chrome wheels on LX/LXi, no power sliding doors on 2000 model

The Bottom Line: I reccomend this van, its fast and luxurious. what else could you want in a minivan.

Review: The Chrysler Town and Country, LX, LXi, and Limited are very fine minivans. Although I reccomend the LXi, I have an LX. The LX comes with a 3.3 Litre V6, not sure how much horespower, but its plenty. With the LXi, you have the option of a 3.8 litre V6...

Pros: Nice Appearance

Cons: May not hold as many passengers as other vans can

Review: The Chrysler Town and Country is one of the best vans currently out on the market. There are plenty of options available, one being the luxury package. The luxury in the title really means what it says. I have never seen such a nice van until I saw the...