2011 Chrysler Town & Country consumer reviews

The 2011 Town & Country is the first minivan out of 1 0owned by the family that is everything I ever wanted and was in need of without a single compromise. The safety features exceed those of all minivans, crossovers and SUV's on the market. The Limited edition is like a limo built for an entire family. It is so comfortable, we take it everywhere and it is also perfect for couple's get-aways with my husband and our married friends. It handles great, drives beautifully and is extremely roomy. The leather interior is better than that of a German luxury sedan. The media center for driver and all passengers in each of the three rows keeps us all entertained and is even designed to suit the individual's interest in something different, including my need for directions, the news, weather, etc. Ear phones with superior sound keep the kids happy while I focus on driving. When the children are happy (and secure), so am I! There are no dislikes, flaws or even suggestions. We tested every minivan and like-passenger-vehicles on the market today and the Chrysler Town & Country is by far the best in every area, including quality, ease of use, reliability, comfort and superior fit & finish... with first rate materials, paint, etc.

We looked at every brand minivan and crossover in the market. The Honda and Toyota fans were outstanding and a close 2nd and third. For the money, the Chrysler Limited edition Town & Country is the nicest riding, handling, comfortable and roomy, but the quality and reliability are what sold us. The best interior of them all. We may never go back to a foreign make after buying this superior product... and it looks elegant!

The new '11 T&C does America proud. As a dad, I bought a new Limited edition Chrysler to gain luxury features like heated mirrors, front & rear seats & steering wheel. My wife drives an older Chrysler minivan & loves it, but we both see great improvements across the board with the 2011 version. I especially like the following w/ the '11 model: smooth operating power dual side & rear doors; room; storage space; easy to fold into floor seats when not in use; express up/down windows; remote start; symphonic sounding stereo & DVD speakers; voice activation; blue tooth clarity; remote controls; duplicate steering wheel controls make driving safer; highest quality of all vehicles considered; superior fit & finish; luxurious & easy to clean leather seats & trim; huge navigation & DVD screens; ease of operation; plush carpeting; sightliness; wonderful brakes; safety features; warranty; looks and lack of minivan stigma, being that the Town & Country drives & handles like a racier car & rides like a large luxury sedan without too cushy a ride. Dislikes? Nothing, it is just right and an enormous step up from the '10 model and all other minivans.

Wow! We have owned many Chrysler products over the years but never before were we able to stake the claim that everything was perfect as with our new '11 Chrysler T&C (and new '11 Jeep Grand Cherokee, also PERFECT!). The T&C Limited has more std. equipment than most German makes and models. The interior materials are 1st rate. All controls, switches and mechanisms are flawless and on par with with the family's 2009 Mercedes-Benz S-Class. Could not justify paying over $60,000 for a loaded European minivan or crossover, but for roughly $25,000 less, we have the ride, handling and quality of a vehicle costing double. Our T&C was ordered with every opt. and creature comfort. The all-new Pentastar V6 is smooth and the transmission - flawless. Mileage is nearly 30 mpg's with mixed driving. The leather seats, door and dash trim are like that of our Benz when brand new! Even the carpet was upgraded to that of an umber luxury car for this model yr. The seats are comfy and easy to stow away with a single tug. Storage is amazing. Stowage areas of all sizes are everywhere, just like the convenience of cup-holders up front in every row. The power opening side doors and rear hatch work effortlessly and close on their own, like the Mercedes. The new navigation system is excellent (with a gigantic screen) and the easiest to use, even while in motion, unlike the Fords (i.e., Flex, Explorer) we considered. No confusion with Chrysler's navi, stereo system or climate control whatsoever. We love our fatigue free Chrysler, even driving cross-country. Our short wish list: A panoramic sunroof option like that on our Jeep Grand Cherokee Overland and Mercedes S600 would be nice; and AWD should offer even better traction... However, 4X4 would likely be too weighty and add extra cost and lower mileage. The '11 T&C is a joy to own and operate and we are thrilled with the tilt-and-slide sun/moonroof.

this is the first chrysler i have owned since 1960. don't have a lot of miles on it yet (a little over 2000 in 33 days) but have loved every mile. i like everything except the radio. i am from the old school. knobs and pushbuttons would work fine for me. gas mileage has not been great only about 12 to 15. but it is winter and a lot of my driving is in town. cannot wait for summer and a few trips. all in all if the van is reliable and the mileage is in the mid 20's it is a keeper.