2010 Chrysler Town & Country consumer reviews

This car does everything except drive it's self and it might do that I just haven't found the control yet. Love this car !! Luxury in a practical body. No wasted space.

I bought the limited and love the car. the only complaint I have is that it doesn't seem as tight as it should be and has a little road noise. But that could be the tires which have about 40% of tread left. Love all the bells and whistles and the handling. I would recommend it to anyone wanting a mini-van.

My wife and I were only a few months from having our baby girl. So it was time to expand. Looking at suvs but there was not enough practicality there. We went with a mini van. I have a fully loaded 3.8 liter touring edition. The first drive was a bit slugish and it seemed slow. But after owing it for 8 months now it has proved its worth and them some. The swivel and go seats are very comfortable. The Town and Country may seem cheep compared to its more expensive competition but it has all the same bells and whistles plus some. The my gig with navigation is great and very easy to use.

purchased a new 2010 t&c limited with tow package to travel back & forth to florida van also has power rear seats. on the way home the van was bottoming out going up & down driveways .Waranty just wants to try new shocks, i was told this would not cure problem .Chrysler was aware of this so on the2011 t&c put on air shocks to fix height leving problem there is only 10,000.miles on van looking to trade it in for a vanthat has load & height leving on it

Our kids are older so we no longer travel as a family all of the time. But when we do, it is great! Bigger kids have longer legs. There are ports for Ipods and computers. The fold away seats have been used more than expected so we could load boxes and long items. It is so versatile it is a nice family ride with DVD screens, or with seats folded away it is more of a cargo vehicle to take things to college. Also, adult friends are very comfortable riding in the rear bucket seats with us.

The most versatile vehicle I've ever owned. Plenty of power. All rear seats fold into the floor. Can be used for a Cargo van, Passenger van, Handicapped van etc.. The power liftgate and power sliding doors make this Van a pleasure to own.

Looked at Toyata Sienna, Honda Ody. But for the value they were not even close... especially the Honda - way over priced. Have 2200 miles on T & C and have no complaints. Stow and Go - great; U-connect much better than expected. Have the 4.0L engine. Lots of get up and go and so far pretty good highway mileage. I don't know why the various car magazines have panned this van our experience so far has been excellent. Have to wait and see about reliability in the next year.

Love everything about this van except miles per gallon...needs to be a hybrid. Love the stow & go back seats, back up nav andblind spot alarms...

This is our 3rd Minivan and our 2nd Chrysler. The quality of the new van is superior to the first. The new stowNgo seats are a great feature.I test drove the competition and found the Chrysler to be a better vehicle as well as a better value. The fuel economy so far has been better then the estimated Mpg. We are very happy with our Town & Country and would recommend it to anyone wanting a high quality family vehicle.

Bought this 2010 very cheap since my dealer was struggling financially. Got Limited 4.0 V6 for not even 30,000. The acceleration is amazing, and if babied, the car can get about 20 MPG in the city. My only problem is that the brakes squeak a lot when it is cold out. Overall a great car.