2012 Chrysler Town & Country consumer reviews

My Chrysler Town and Country Touring has meet all my expectations and more. The feel and comfort is very important as well as the safety features. Having auto sliding doors and lift gate with DVD VES-Dual system has been a blessing with kids in the car. No fighting of who wants to watch what. My vehicle is pre-owned but in great shape inside and out when I purchased it and for the price I got it at is unbeatable. I plan to keep this van until she can no longer carry my family where we need to go. Best purchase in years! Thank you Chrysler Town and Country!

It was a rental and I enjoyed the ride, comfortable and easy to handle. good on gas Is was a choice of purchase.

I had one of these a few years ago, and downsized - and I regretted it the minute I drove off the lot without it. Not only is it the most comfortable ride for the size of my family, but the stow-and-go seats make it so versatile - it seems we always need to transport something that wouldn't fit in any other car we've owned (we are BIG Ikea shoppers!). We bought this model used, and it is really decked out - while I wouldn't have paid the extra money new for such decadent luxuries as heated seats, blind spot warnings, and the amazing number of media hookups and power ports, I have to say I am enjoying them immensely! I would recommend this vehicle to anyone with few kids, lots of errands, and no budget for a new vehicle.

I purchased a used 2015 Hyundai Sonata Sport with a lot of options and under 15k miles. I'm a big girl 5.4" and big-boned, with two younger children that require car seats. There is still some room behind me with the seat backed up all of the way. The features and smart key are a nice touch. I am used to a Patroit vehicle, so it has taken some time getting used to the slower acceleration in normal or ECO mode. In Sport mode, the acceleration is good. I really like the looks of this car. It just stinks you have to go to the Sport or Limited model to get dark interiors, but I'll deal with it.

Bought it new, has been a super good car. Would recommend it highly. The van gets close to 30 miles per gallon of gas on the road, 18 to 20 around town which is excellent.

I bought a Town and Country years ago after our son was born and when it was time to buy another vehicle - we decided to purchase another Town and Country - but a better model the second time around.

The car is beautiful. Great for family. I have 3 sons and they love the room and great DVD player. It's a comfortable car very roomy and has lots of storage. Car drives smooth. I love the town and country.

After 42 years of pickup trucks, I realized I just didn't need one any more. So I bought a used Town and Country, thus satisfying most of my hauling needs as well as general driving. It performs o.k., and while nothing to look at, it serves my needs pretty well. I'm not crazy about the transmission downshift parameters nor mileage even though I'm usually above the EPA estimate. The Stow and Go seating is the big advantage, although they do not give great comfort on long trips. Remove the center console and 10' lumber can fit. Otherwise 4x8 materials are a snap.

This van met all my family's needs (except for no navigation); actual outlets, av hookups in the back, stow-way seats, back-up camera, DVD Player, SAT radio, Lots of extra compartments, a place for extra tv screen, lots of cup holders, AUX port, USB Port, HDD, Programmable for features for headlights, alarm, locks, and much more. There are times I wish our trips were longer so I can stay in the van.

We love this car, tons of room even with multiple car seats. Hands free and back up camera for safer driving a must. Only wish it has 4 wheel drive. I can pack it full of kids and groceries or easily fold seats and move furniture.