Used 2006 Chrysler Town and Country Consumer Reviews

Lots of Issues

When I bought my van, I had previously owned two other Plymouth Voyagers and a PT Cruiser. It was a big change going for the PT back to a van. It stalls out a lot. One time it even failed when I was backing down a steep hill and I had to throw on the parking brake to stop. My complaints are the sunroof stopped working, the stereo is cheap, and it had poor reliability.

Soccer Mom and Proud

Bought our Chrysler Minivan after futile attempts with local Honda, Toyota and Buick dealers. Absolutely love the folding seats and power doors. We're getting about 22mpg overall but mostly taking kids to school, band practice and YES - Soccer practice. Kids are fighting over sitting in back seat to watch DVDs, instead of the front seat next to mom?

Excellent Choice - Highly Recommended

We are very happy with our 2006 Town & Country - great design and truly the best value for the money. For whatever reason they don't have our short-wheel base model in the latest (2008) T&C, the design also took a step backwards. We prefer our "bubble" design look. The fuel economy of the 3.3 L engine is better than of its competitors (even the Honda Odyssey), but we barely get 20 mpg on average out of it. The motor is responsive and well- balanced. So far no issues with it. The only design flaw we found is an unusual brake configuration: Our minivan has disk brakes on front and drum brakes on back - most brake job places have an "all disk brakes" in their database!

Poor quality

I have replace motor to window on Right side. motor to left sliding door, while under warranty, Now at just over the 40,000 mile mark the left window is acting up the rear vent windows are acting up. the r sliding door doesn't work. Now I have no air conditioning. Come on Chrysler do something about this, please. I spoke to the dealership recently, they may offer a discount on repairs but no guarantees as of now.

Value Added!