1999 Chrysler Town & Country consumer reviews

This has been a great van for our family of five. The Limited is far superior to the LX and LXi with memory seating, and the best quad seating available. I know, they changed it in 2002 and again with the stow and go - not nearly as comfortable. My wife, who said she never would drive a van loves this one. Dual zone climate control with privacy glass make this cool even in the summer. No major mechanical problems even after 140k+ miles. Great 3.8 engine averages 20 mph with 50/50 city/highway driving.

This is a wonderful riding van. Quad leather seating with memory heated seats and mirrors. I never thought I would ever drive a van until I drove a Chrysler Limited. It is far superior to the LX or LXi models. Very few mechanical problems in 3 years plus 140k+ miles. Lots of get up and go with the 3.8 engine which is very powerful. Averages 20 mph per tankful - 50/50 city/highway driving.

This is a great minivan! We purchased our T&C used as it was a little little out of our reach for a new one. Unlike many of the minivans out there, the Town & Country has classic styling. Not a minivan you would be afraid to be seen in! We are antique collectors and is perfect for us as it has loads of storage in the rear as the seats can be re-configured and removed. There is additional storage on the roof rack as well. As far as reliability goes, the car has been flawless. We love the comfy leather seating and you would never know you are driving a minivan. It is also great in the snow and get great gas mileage.

We bought the LXi model based on its safety rating, and of course were thrilled with the leather, heated seats, etc. Well, you never get into accidents because the thing rarely runs! We have had major engine trouble, and are facing an engine replacement at only 80K. We have had a snapped tie rod, doors that wont open, three MAJOR recalls (including a fuel rail that could explode, heated seats that may catch on fire, and the component that controls the airbag), and numerous other problems. Steer clear of Daimler Chrysler or you wont be doing much steering at all!