2014 Chrysler Town & Country consumer reviews

Overall great vehicle for a family! Fully loaded with remote start and a DVD player to keep the kids occupied on long trips! Tons of room with the stow-n-go seats! At first I was against the idea of owning a minivan. After driving it, I can say I would not hesitate to buy another!

Love it! It has all the options you could want. My kids are excited about the DVD player. It's going to make a great family vehicle!

I am really happy with the minivan. I lot of space and options. I like the sounds system and the seats are very comfortable.

So comfortable. So nice. Keeps the kids entertained. Plenty of room for the whole family. I love it!

Love this vehicle has 2 screens in the back for the kids. Also I love the heated leather memory seats. If you are going to have to bite your pride and drive a minivan. Get one fully loaded.

2014 Chrysler Town and Country Limited Van. My wife is a quadriplegic, (same injury as Christopher Reeve) and this van is used to transport her (in front passenger seat) and her 300 lbs. fully motorized wheelchair (in the rear most area--3rd row seating is stowed away which allows for the wheelchair lift and the wheelchair). This is our 2nd Town and Country Limited Van. The first was a 2010 Town and Country Limited. We owned the 2010 vehicle from May of 2011 to December 2014. When we traded it off. It had a little over 72,000.00 miles on it. We had virtually no problem with it in the 3.5 years of ownership. It had serviced us well!!! The present 2014 Town and Country Limited Van has 64,000 miles on it and again we have had virtually no problem with it to date. We purchased this van in December of 2014 and we have put approx. 42,000 miles on it to date (August, 2016)

This car has great features and at first glance seems comparable with other leading brands, however here are the bad experiences I have had in just two months time of owning one. Just purchased a used 2014 Town and Country with 49,000 miles on it. Have literally had the car for less than two months and already have to change the motor on the left passenger door for $800. Apparently, your warranty only covers you for 36months or 36,000 miles. Seeing as we are slightly over the 36,000 mileage, we are not covered under warranty, even though we are way under on the 36 months. Spoke with Chrysler and they said the best they can do for us is to replace motor for $200, which is very nice however, like I mentioned earlier, this car is less than 2yrs old and has less than 50,000 miles on it and motors are already starting to go. Now I am scared we are going to have to fix the other doors motors in the next year and it is going to cost a fortune. Clearly, these cars are not made with quality products or the warranty would have covered the parts longer. From now on I am sticking with my Honda's!!!! So worth the money up front too not have these issues down the line.

We absolutely love our Town and Country mini van!! It fits our family needs and we never have any trouble with it. It is smooth riding, and gets an average of 28 mpg on the road! We travel a lot seeing our children and grandchildren, putting 41,000 miles on it in the first year. We purchased it from Cooke Motor Company in Trinidad, Colorado, as always. They are friendly, helpful, courteous and bend over backwards to please us. Wouldn't buy from anyone else!

First of all...I just bought this vehicle and overall I love this vehicle. There is only one issue that I am concerned about right now. I bought this last Monday, and Tuesday it snowed about 2 inches. I couldn't get any traction at all. I was very upset. I called the dealership and they asked me to bring it back on Saturday to look at the traction control. Thursday, again about 1 inch of snow. My husband took the vehicle out this time and again, no traction at all. The wheels just spinned going up a very small incline. Saturday the mechanic said that the traction control button is meant for ice, not snow so turn the traction control button off when there is in snow. So far...no snow. Hopefully this has answered the problem. We'll see. Otherwise, I will be a very unhappy camper. Everything else...absolutely love the vehicle. I can't find any other reviews about traction control.

I bought this van new in July of 2014. My T&C is loaded with all the nice extras, which is what I fell for. I really wanted DVD players for my kids, and the Honda Odyssey was really expensive for any bells and whistles. I got a good deal. The one thing that I detest the most about this car is the lack of get-up-and-go. If you enjoy accelerating and getting up a hill without losing momentum, this car may not be for you! It's slow, sluggish, and I fight with it every time I drive it. It's a battle I can't win. Horrible acceleration, period. It's like a sled. The incessant rattle somewhere deep in my dashboard has made me want to hang myself from the beginning (dealership says they may have to replace the dash). The console between the front seats rattles a lot, too. If you have a drink in the console, the bottle will rattle constantly. My latest adventure was today, when I got a flat tire in below zero weather with a van full of kids. I read the owner's manual to locate the spare, and low and behold, there was no spare tire! After a day of drama, I called the dealership and spoke to the woman who sold me the car. She informed me that a spare tire costs $295, and that there is a flat repair kit in the back. WHAT???? What I do like about the car: comfortable seats, love the heated steering wheel, very roomy, and the seats fold down easily. As for everything else...should have gotten a Honda.