2005 Chrysler Town & Country

Pros: Great family car, practical & functional w/ stow and go seating!

Cons: Navigational upgrade a bit steep

The Bottom Line: Chrysler did a great job with this family friendly, all purpose vehicle! Worth its' weight in gold in practicality and conveniences. We love our Chrysler!

Review: My husband and I purchased our 2005 Chrysler Town and Country Limited, gently used, from one of our local dealerships. It was a planned purchase for a vacation, that we felt our older 1996 model (189K) wouldn't be able to handle. Of course the beautiful ...

Pros: Top Notch design and conveniences

Cons: Original tires needed to be replaced within two years and the brakes needed service early.

The Bottom Line: Good van, the husband is tall 6'4" and finds the driver seat uncomfortable. I find it just fine at 5'10"

Review: Love the van. Bought it two years ago and have had no major problems with it. I however had to have it in for service for the power sliding doors more than once. The power sliding doors and the power rear hatch is a definate MUST for people with kids. ...

Pros: Comfortable safe drive

Cons: Minor issues with coolant and cup holders

The Bottom Line: This is a good solid performer well wothy of the Chrysler name and your money. A good buy.

Review: We rented this van for three weeks. During these three weeks we put 13,000 miles on the van so I feel validated in my opinions. Three of us (two adults, one child) drove from Homestead, Florida out to Arizona. From Arizona we headed north into Utah ...

Pros: Very comfortable and quiet ride, great for families!

Cons: stow and go handle flimsy, breaks easy.

The Bottom Line: This is an excellent purchase for anyone in the minivan market. Quiet ride with added luxuries and great gas mileage!

Review: When my husband and I were in the market for a new vehicle due to a new baby coming, we were skeptical about buying a minivan. When we came across the Town & Country though we fell in love with it. We purchased the Town & Country LX with the stow and ...

Pros: Luxury vehical with a very affordable price.

Cons: SWB does not have a lot of standard cargo room.

The Bottom Line: If you are in the market for a super quiet and nice riding van with a bit of flair I would suggest this one.

Review: Preface: Recently a decision was forced upon me. I had a 2000 Nissan Sentra GXE that I loved to death. I am a big guy and fit just right into this car. The car had 110,000 miles on it and I had to decide if I wanted to get the transmission rebuilt or ...

Pros: Roomy, family friendly features, handsome car

Cons: Lots of repairs, even major ones

The Bottom Line: Proceed with caution because although this car has wonderful features, it could be a headache.

Review: I was so excited when I bought this car a year and a half ago. I got a great deal, it was a pretty van compared to what I had, plus there were all of those bells and whistles! The automatic doors and liftgate are so wonderfully convenient. The stow and ...

Pros: Stow N Go seating

Cons: Not good workmanship, in the shop as much as I drove it

The Bottom Line: We have now owned 2 Town & Country's and have had problems with both of them. For the cost, there are more dependable minivan options available.

Review: This van was a nightmare. We bought it new from a local dealer. The stow and go seating can not be beat! You can turn this van into a truck practically! We moved a dining room table with 6 chairs in our van. Drove great. Thought we loved it! ...

Pros: Driving position, comfort, stow and go, utility.

Cons: Terrible reliability

The Bottom Line: Not recommended due to reliability.

Review: I had a 96 T&C and was generally satisfied. The only problem in it was a needed transmission at 100,000+ miles, which is early but everything else worked OK. I drove it for 150,000 before moving up to the 05. The van is very comfortable to drive. The ...