Used 2013 Chrysler Town and Country Consumer Reviews

Name: 2013 Chrysler Town and Country Review
Brand: Chrysler
Rating: 4.0 (34 reviews)

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I will never ever recomend this minivan to any one

masoud azimi, 04/05/2015

2013 Chrysler Town and Country Touring 4dr Minivan (3.6L 6cyl 6A)

8 of 20 people found this review helpful

I read alot of reviews before I wright mine. believe me this is the worst mini van. first for the value second mechanical third on gas. I bought a 2013 in 2014 nov . one and half years old and I also have a 2006 Honda odyssey for the last 8 years . this town & country is nowhere even close to Honda odyssey . those review that says good about this mini van they are not real.

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Put over 140K on this Van

Metalfablv, 07/15/2020

2013 Chrysler Town and Country Touring 4dr Minivan (3.6L 6cyl 6A)

1 of 1 people found this review helpful

Bought a used 2013 TC with a little over 30k on it. Had for it 6 years and put over 140k on the Van. Have 4 kids and went on many of trips. Here are the good, bad and ugly with this Van. Good--Great premium options compared to Honda/Toyota for the price. A lot of space for long road trips, even have stow and go space if not using. Never once was left on the side of the road or broke down while driving. Decent gas mileage on highway. Low maintenance cost over the life of the vehicle until the last stretch. Very easy to work on if you are mechanically inclined. Bad--Had replaced the struts and shocks twice due to rough ride (once under warranty) and it never seem to ride better, even though they state it is a luxurious ride. Replaced alternator around 120k, replaced thermostat at 130k, broke a coolant line at 140k, at 145k it started to get the Chrysler Tick (goggle search) bad rocker arm on left cylinder head. A/C wasn't working correctly around 155K, charged and would blow cold in front but Hot in rear. Ugly--The Rocker arm issues was the left cylinder head going out and was starting to have misfire and running rough issues. Replaced all parts and new plugs, cleaned throttle body and still didn't run like it use too. Decided to trade it in due to these issues, or would of still owned it. Overall decent car that didn't cost too much until later in it's life span, but to me they don't make em like they used to. I have seen and heard others that have this issue before our did, so consider ourselves decently lucky.