Used 2015 Chrysler Town and Country Consumer Reviews
2015 Used with almost 40K but Certified!!!
This is my 3rd minivan. 1st I traded for the second which was totaled on an accident. And now this one! Used but Certified. The way to go. Covered up until 100K. These minivans are a keeper. So bad I lost my 2nd one. Durable and reliable. Price for a used one should have been a little less but I'm still happy with my purchase.
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Town and Country Van
Folding seats a great feature. Ride is smooth and safe. Third row seats fold under floor to maximize storage. Power door locking mechanism for the passenger side sliding door has failed for the second time in 3 years. Removal and replacement takes about 6 hours working from the inside of the van. Transmission failure at 80k miles. Recall from 2015-2016 for transmission pump failure but my VIN not covered (yet). If you are looking at these vans, please check for the rebuilt transmission or expect to spend about 5k for the replacement.
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- Touring Passenger MinivanMSRP: $8,59936 mi away
- Touring Passenger MinivanMSRP: $12,59544 mi away
- Touring-L Passenger MinivanMSRP: $14,990150 mi away
Versatile Van
Functional. Roomy. Versatile. Just the right size. Nice features without too much technology. Could double as a RV/camper in an emergency. Great for vacations and road trips. Gives one a sense of safety. Would highly recommend.
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Bought it used in 2021 with 112,000 miles!
Love it for how it handles and what it can carry! Loaded a digital piano in AZ using the two sliding doors, and kept the weight loaded on center, with no issues getting my dad's piano to NC!
OK. Leased new.
An OK car. Avid pickup guy, but almost always had a cap on the bed except when towing our fifth-wheel... This is our second; first a 2006. This is my 'new' pick-up with a permanent cap. Like the fold-away seats, and especially the heated steering wheel (Michigan winters). Cruise control does NOT hold well in grades but will down shift and catch up. Annoying, but not a deal breaker. Mileage not what was advertised, but much better than the pickups. Over-all, decent; they don't offer it any longer so cannot opt to buy a "newer-improved model." Am considering purchasing it after lease. Asked for a trim style below: unknown not Limited, but has many features, leather, tow package, etc. Probably next step down from limited. Chose Touring L whatever that is. Nothing on my car designates. Most frustrating: no easy way to tie tailgait when carrying/hauling items or lumber longer than 8'. Needs an eyehook or slot inside rear gate to affix a bungie strap. Considering drilling and threading an eye-hook.
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