Used 1995 Chrysler Town and Country Minivan Consumer Reviews
Used Town and Country for sale
1995 Chrys T&C
eholtzman, 12/30/2003
1995 Chrysler Town and Country 3dr Minivan
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Bought in 97 with 40K based on CR at the time stating trans problems only plagued 92-94 T&C. Van now has 111K and we are now contemplating a 2nd overhaul or reman-trans. Discuss w/ other Chry owners as well as our local mechanic reveal that Chry cannot make a reliable trans. My recomm is buy a Honda or Toyota. Also, the rear ac/heat system is not protected from road salt and has a tendency to rust very quickly. We've replaced this system twice in the last 5 yrs. Finally, the top of the van started to peel/rust after 6 yrs. The local paint & body shop offers a Chry "rooftop special" -- a good sign that this happens way too often.
We called it "Mrs. Van-Go'
charles, 06/29/2008
1995 Chrysler Town and Country 3dr Minivan
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Build quality-dealer repainted the roof and tailgate because of peeling, plastic coated ext trim began to yellow(due to harsh high altitude sunshine), replaced right fog light because glass lens fell off. Reliability-Radio CD player-replaced at 75,000mi, Fuel pump failed at 120,000 mi, Transmission started to slip at 175,000 mi(then had it rebuilt). <note to get this mileage out of the overdrive transmission-turnoff/shift-out of over drive when climbing any hill, don't wait for the transmission to shift; this allows transmission pump to run, keeping transmission fluid cooler under the stress of hill climbing in overdrive>. Fuel economy constant 22 mpg. Sold after 11 years at 198,543 mi.
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Still Daily Driving 29 Years Later
ThatVanGuy, 08/27/2024
1995 Chrysler Town and Country 3dr Minivan
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With proper care/maintenance, these are solid old vans that blow modern minivans out of the water in terms of comfort. Fuel economy is wonderful coming in around 24mpg in mixed use. The driveline is smooth, quiet, and accelerates effortlessly. The ride is absolutely wonderful. The leather appointed interior is effortlessly comfortable and perfect for long trips. I'm going to be sad when the time comes to retire the old girl, they don't make them like this anymore.
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Not a bad car
Rickst75, 05/26/2004
1995 Chrysler Town and Country 3dr Minivan
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I bought my Town and Country used from a person who used it to commute alot. It's a very comfortable car, But we have spent a good deal of money working on the Fuel system. The fuel filter went, the fuel pump went. And it sputters in the rain. The rear A/C heater core also broke, but that wasn't all that critical. I may have just gotten a car with a lot of use on it. All in all I am currently looking at buying a newer one.
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hallo, 07/11/2004
1995 Chrysler Town and Country 3dr Minivan
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