Used 2014 Chrysler Town and Country Touring 4dr Minivan (3.6L 6cyl 6A) Consumer Reviews
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grand except for tran
Robert Tye, Winchester, VA, 12/27/2016
updated 07/03/2019
Chrysler Town and Country Touring 4dr Minivan (3.6L 6cyl 6A)
2 of 2 people found this review helpful
Only drawback is the quirky transmission, this is my 4th T&C, and they all have had tranny quirks. But I have 70k on this one without any repairs, just scheduled maintenence. The imports may be somewhat more refined, but this vehicle, in my opinion, is the best value.
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Nice ride.
Manny , Denver, CO, 01/29/2021
Chrysler Town and Country Touring 4dr Minivan (3.6L 6cyl 6A)
2 of 2 people found this review helpful
I just hit 100,000 miles on my T&C Touring flex/fuel. If you take care of the vehicle (maintenance) it will take care of you. The transmission shifts does handle rough occasionally. The leather seats look nice although I'm not a fan of leather. I have a tear in the driver seat cushion due to constant tension from me sitting. The stow and go seats can give you an ample amount of room. You have limited options on aftermarket parts or customization but enough options to get what I want. My model wasn't equipped with GPS so getting one installed can be pricy $500 - $ 1100 for a specific unit plus instillation cost. After market GPS for this vehicle was sold out and you have to make sure it fits size requirements, back up camera compatible, steering control compatible, blue tooth compatible etc. I simple just had a "smart mirror" installed. It comes factory with "smoked tint" in the back seats and I had a top rack with mine. U connect is convenient for hands free calls and the factory mirror adjusts lights for vision. It comes factory with blue led lights on the inside roof than extends form the 2nd to 3rd seat. It also has fog lights with the newer logo on an attractive front grill. Inside you have an ample number of cup holders, about 4 usb ports and even a 3 prong outlet near the second seat. The side doors slide open near the rear of the vehicle. The factory radio is decent with a hard drive to hold pictures HUB will give you good vehicle information. My driving habits (sport) are pretty rough on vehicles. This minivan has held up due to it's build and maintenance/repairs done. Aftermarket parts I've added: inter/black headlights, weather guards, chrome trim painted black, chrome rims painted black, performance brakes/rotors, red calipers, front bumper guard, side bars w led lights, rear step bar, inner lights & smart mirror. This is the first vehicle I've really got attached to, I've taken it through the heat of Florida, Snows of Colorado and South of the border in Mexico. Repairs: 1 TPM sensor replaced , Engine oil housing replacement, Exhaust system leak fix, Water pump sensor replaced, Now my rear camera works intermittently I just get a black screen sometimes so I have to get that looked at. Overall good experience.
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Dependable, reliable family vehicle
Jerry, Carrollton, TX, 05/10/2021
updated 05/16/2022
Chrysler Town and Country Touring 4dr Minivan (3.6L 6cyl 6A)
2 of 2 people found this review helpful
The Chrysler town and country has been overall a dependable, and reliable vehicle. I have the touring model ( which comes with cloth/ fabric seats, power sliding doors, 1 DVD player ( rear), and roof rack). Other than usual wear and tear items mainly tires, battery, interior accessories like car charger covers, nothing major has been broken. Don’t let the minivan stigma or negative connotations fool you. This is good minivan if you take care of it, and service it. I can be honest, I am not a gentle driver as I typically mash on the gas pedal, and often slam the brakes. I sit through at least 3 plus hours of city traffic including school pickups, long distance highway driving, and rough bumper to bumper traffic. This car handles well in almost all situations. Fuel economy for me has been average been 17 and 18mpg. A couple thing I do want to point out. Do not buy this car if you intend on doing any towing (ex: trailer, camper), or off-roading. This vehicle is mainly a city street and highway cruising vehicle. Towing is not great as especially since tow rating is 3,000 lbs or less and you risk the chance of damaging your transmission and other internals parts. Recent update: 5/15/2022 - Just past year, the alternator was damaged after 7 years so i had to get that replaced for around $650 parts and labor. I also had a broken sunvisor that my toddler managed to pull and damage which happened on the way during a school run as she broke the sunvisor mirror. Ordered a replacement sunvisor for the passenger side from ebay from a wrecked 2011 Chrysler T&C which is identical to mine, and I replaced the sunvisor myself for less than $40 (plus help from a youtube video) by replacing the screws, and connecting the electrical wire, and finally connecting the final sunvisor into its place. Worth the hassle if you are a semi-DIY guy like myself. Lastly, with all the recent crazy car prices, my estimated value on my Chrysler is worth around $8k to $9k which is not bad considering it is a base model (touring). The new Pacifica's are now worth at least $40k to $50k from my friends that tried to buy the new Pacifica's. I will not buy the new ones as I find that my chrysler T&C is much more reliable, and parts are relatively cheap, so i plan to hang on to this minivan until it hits 400k or 500k before doing anything (tradein or selling).
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Good
Maynard Thomas, Jackson, MI, 08/03/2020
Chrysler Town and Country Touring 4dr Minivan (3.6L 6cyl 6A)
3 of 5 people found this review helpful
External noise very irritating, seat driver's terrible, transmission replaced@66,000 miles. Other than that everything else is fine.
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Disappointed in navigation system
Ray, Belle Fourche, SD, 01/27/2016
updated 08/07/2019
Chrysler Town and Country Touring 4dr Minivan (3.6L 6cyl 6A)
5 of 10 people found this review helpful
I think that Chrysler has done it self and its customers a disservice with their inclusion of the Garmin navigation system. Lifetime maps should be included even if it adds to the price. It is a safety issue to not have up to date maps. A reasonable price like $25 wouldn't be bad but I will not pay $149 + to update maps. My TomTom has free map updates and only cost $89. Also all available safety features should be standard. We will be getting rid of our van in a year of so. These are still the only complaints we have. Another problem is that there is no spare tire included. We have had 2 tire punctures in 22,000 miles, fortunately they were in town. The last road trip we averaged over 29 mpg with both city and highway driving. We had an issue with the engine light coming on and it turned out to be the sensor that makes the light come on was faulty. Replaced under warranty.
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