2010 Chrysler Town & Country Review: A Year Loaded With Problems For The Popular Van

Alex Showalter
Jun 15, 2022

The 2010 Town & Country only lasts around 150,000 miles with engine and computer problems. At $6,307 – 9,661, it’s a lot of money for a van with many expensive failures.

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likeFilled The Good
Stow ‘n go seating is easy to fold, the infotainment system is good and the suspension is relatively smooth
dislikeFilled The Bad
The third row seats are not very comfortable, engines are inefficient and ownership costs are high.

Is the 2010 Chrysler Town & Country a Good Used Van?

  • No, 2010 is a bad year. Owners complain about stalling issues, worn-out brakes, and rough ride.
  • Reliability ratings are bad. Models from 2009 were a better choice, with a surge in problems for 2010-2011.
  • Performance is okay from the base V6, but the largest V6 gives you much more power.
  • The Town & Country is a safe minivan, getting a perfect 5 star rating in government crash tests.
  • Fuel economy is acceptable, at up to 20 MPG combined.

Positive Owner Reviews

accountCircle Deb G
Lots of room to move things easily.
I love my vehicle. Lots of room and rides great. It makes trips near and far so comfortable.
accountCircle lynn A
This is a great car for people with kids.
The car is very comfortable to drive and to ride in. It can carry 6 passengers easily. It has sufficient cargo room. The doors are easy to get in and out of. I like the self opening and closing trunk.
accountCircle Jordan R
Its very reliable and trustworthy vehicle I love my town and country.
I really don't have any complaints about my vehicle. It's very dependable and reliable. I've been from Texas to Florida, California, and Colorado in it.
accountCircle Lilly W
It is easy to drive and very convenient for family life.
I love the spaciousness of the van. Plenty of room for the kids, cargo and dog. I love the fold down seats and how easy it is to put them up and down. The thing I dislike is not being able to see out of the reverse back-up camera well, it needed some kind of screen that allows you to see during the day better.
accountCircle Kristen B
Reliable on the road, especially in bad weather.
I love that my vehicle has stow and go compartments under the seats! That it allows for all the back seats to store under in the compartments so that the back of the car will be completely flat allowing for us to transport our furniture for our business and also to haul wood to the shop.. What I do not like, is that the back window does not open to allow for extra footage in the car. Also that I feel like a lot of the electrical mechanics die quickly..
accountCircle Carolyn P
The kids love the video screens, i love that It's safe.
Very dependable, great on gas. Van is very roomy and can fit all our sport equipment.
accountCircle John A
I love that I do not have to worry about getting stuck in the snow.
For the most part the vehicle is great. It has everything I would ever need. I love the fact that you can download your own music into the system. The backup camera helps when you are in tight parking spaces. The engine is very powerful for only being a 4. 0 liter. Lots of storage spaces. Little to no blind spots. Very good in bad weather. Build like a truck.
accountCircle Kaitlyn B
The Chrysler town & country - it is comfortable and has great amenities.
My family has owned our Chrysler town & country for 8 years now, and I love it just as much now as I ever have. The turnable seats and table you can set up in the back are great for long rides, there's lots of storage space, and the seats are comfortable and easy to clean. My favorite features are probably the heated seats and the ability to sync photos and music from your phone via USB cord. Definitely would buy this make and/or model again.

Negative Owner Reviews

accountCircle Michelle T
Chrysler town and country starter issues.
I have changed the routers twice I found that Chrysler town and country eat up the rotors also it does not start on occasion for no reason the dealership cannot tell me what is wrong because when I take it there it starts for them so I never know when I get in at whether or not it is going to start it is not a battery issue the battery is brand new.
accountCircle Angelica A
From transporting the kiddos or a new piece of furniture, it gets the job done!
The vehicle does not have a very smooth ride but great for families with children. Plenty of room and seats can fold in the store and go area which is great when you need the extra space, especially at the drive in movies or when transporting a large item. Although the van has had a few minor mechanical issues it has over all been reliable for our family over the years.
accountCircle Carol S
Could stall out while driving but it holds a lot due to seats folding into floor.
Like the price & stow & go feature. Dislike that it stalls out while driving. Dislike how hard it is to push gas pedal.
accountCircle Dawn D
It is known to have a lot of mechanical issues that cannot be resolved and Chrysler doesn't easily help with.
It is an older car and I tend to have a lot of issues with it that can often not be resolved easily. Also, I no longer want or need a minivan anymore and would like something new.
accountCircle Allie D
Things will go wrong on this vehicle, but if you put in enough work/money it'll last a while.
While it has lasted this long, there always seems to be a new problem with it. The brakes feel weird and the locks don't work. I do like how roomy it is.
accountCircle Nicole M
The town and country is a minivan with seating for 7.
The transmission had to be replaced 3 times - luckily by the manufacturer. I have to have brakes replaced several times per year. It started shutting off on me multiple times until I figured out that the egr valve needed to be replaced and found someone to do that for me.
accountCircle Stacey C
Say no to the touring van.
I bought this van 2 weeks ago thinking it would be good for the kids. There are DVD players and heated seats but it drives terribly. When I go to accelerate it shudders over and over and even cut out on me. The doors are supposed to automatically open and one side almost smashed my daughter because it didn't latch properly.
accountCircle Selena A
Overall a decent vehicle that has lasted many years, but problems will arise.
Sunroof on car is great to have, especially in the summers. Vehicle is spacious and gives all passengers enough room. Yet, although seats are comfortable, automatic buttons sometimes won't open the doors. Starter breaks once in awhile, expensive to fix. Air conditioning lessens over the years meaning if I turn the air on high, it doesn't feel as so.

What Do Critics Say About the Town & Country?

  • Consumer Reports says the Town & Country doesn’t compete with rivals, and has low owner satisfaction scores.
  • Edmunds gives the Town & Country a 4/5, liking the folding rear seats, but disliking the poor overall build quality.
  • Kelley Blue Book users rate the Town & Country 3.9/5 and enjoy the rear seat entertainment, but don’t like the firm suspension.

What Common Problems Does the 2010 Chrysler Town & Country Have?

The most common problems found on the 2010 Town & Country include stalling engines, failing computers, and excessive brake wear.

Stalling engines are the most frequent issue showing up on a lot of vans at around 90,000 miles. The main problem is with the exhaust gas recirculation valve, which costs about $600 to replace.

Computer failures found in the totally integrated power module (TIPM) are another problem that shows up at about 85,000 miles. The TIPM issues are widespread across the Chrysler lineup, and the computer costs over $1,250 to replace.

Excessive brake wear happens on a lot of vans in their first 20,000 miles. Replacing the rotors and pads with higher quality ones will help them last longer, but costs about $300 for pads and $600 for rotors.

There are 5 recalls, with the most serious one being for the rear axle, which can fracture and increase the risk of an accident.

How Long Will the 2010 Chrysler Town & Country Last?

A properly maintained 2010 Town & Country will last around 150,000 miles, half as long as top-rated rivals like the Toyota Sienna. Regular annual maintenance costs are more expensive than rivals at $598 per year, according to data from Repair Pal.

Most 2010 Town & Country models have over 100,000 miles, so buyers should be prepared to replace the radiator fan assembly for $725, control arm bushings costing $300, and the brake master cylinder which costs $200.

accountCircle Gary W

Yes. And comfortable. Love the heated seats when it is cold outside. Only had a few issues the last being replacing the starter. But like most vehicles you drive them things will get wore out.

accountCircle Ann A

It has been extremely reliable. The only problems I have had are the rear passenger door quit working (a wiring harness issue) and the biggest is that the engine light stays on most of the time. Nothing wrong with the car, it just does not go off.

accountCircle Christian C

It is relatively reliable, and has few problems. Most maintenance is minimal, and it needs few oil changes. Still, it has an electrical problem which occasionally turns off the car.

accountCircle Y V

We've had breaks and rotors put on it. There's has been problem with the emissions and getting it to pass inspection in the past two calendar years. Everything else has been good.

accountCircle George S

No problem as of now everything is perfect on it I recommend it for any family looking for a minivan.

accountCircle Katie B

It is a very reliable vehicle and I have not come across too many problems since I got it last year.

accountCircle Erik K

Very expensive to fix, with many Mercedes parts; however very reliable. Sorry to see the van is no longer being made.

accountCircle Nikki M

No I have had no problems with it at all it's been great it gets along good in the snow all I've had to do with it is oil changes and it has 190000 miles on it.

How Much Is the 2010 Chrysler Town & Country Worth?

Blue book values range from $6,307 – 9,661, making the Town & Country about $200 dollars cheaper than a Honda Odyssey or Kia Sedona. When new, the price range was $25,175 to $35,060. Depreciation is worse than average, losing about 12% of its current value per year.

What are the Different Models of the Town & Country?

There are four models of the Town & Country available. Technology was last updated for the 2008 model year, with a new infotainment system added in 2011.

LX is the entry-level model with:

  • 16-Inch Steel Wheels
  • Cloth Seating
  • Power Windows & Locks
  • Cruise Control
  • 4-Speaker AM/FM/CD Stereo With 3.5mm AUX Jack

Touring is a step up, adding:

  • 16-Inch Alloy Wheels
  • Power Adjustable Pedals
  • Leather Steering Wheel
  • 6-Speaker Stereo System

Touring Plus includes features such as:

  • Remote Start
  • Touchscreen Infotainment System
  • Rearview Camera
  • Heated First & Second Row Seats

Limited is the luxury model and has:

  • 17-Inch Alloy Wheels
  • Leather Seating
  • Xenon Headlights
  • Power Folding Third Row
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What Engines Come In the Town & Country?

  • The base engine is the weak 3.3L V6 which only makes 175 horsepower and gets up to 19 MPG combined.
  • An available upgrade is the more powerful 3.8L V6 with 197 horsepower, which gets up to 18 MPG combined.
  • The most powerful engine is the 4.0L-V6 which produces 251 horsepower and gets up to 20 MPG combined. Performance is decent, taking 7.7 seconds to go 0-60 MPH.

What Colors Does the Town & Country Come In?

How Big Is the Town & Country?

The 2010 Town & Country is a minivan similar in size to rivals such as the Toyota Sienna and Volkswagen Routan. Passenger room is excellent throughout the cabin with plenty of room for adults.

Cargo space is similar to other vans with 32.3 cubic feet of room behind the third row, 83.7 behind the second, and up to 143.8 with both rows folded flat. The “stow ‘n go” seating makes folding the rear rows very easy.

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How Does the Town & Country Compare to the Competition?

The Honda Odyssey is a popular rival that costs around $400 more. Reliability ratings and technology are both better in the Honda, but the Town & Country is more luxurious. We recommend the Odyssey since it will last much longer and be less of a pain to own.

The Dodge Grand Caravan is another competitor costing about $500 less. Both vans are built on the same platform, but the Town & Country has a higher quality interior. We recommend avoiding both vans because they have expensive mechanical problems.

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Do Owners Recommend the Chrysler Town & Country?

accountCircle Gary W

Yes.. Love that the family can all ride together. Downside is wish there was more space in between seats to get the back.

accountCircle Ann A

Yes. There is plenty of room for 7 passengers. The rear seats are all stow and go, so no dealing with removing them when something larger needs to be hauled. There have only been a few repairs that needed done other than regular maintenance.

accountCircle Christian C

Yes, it is efficient and is able to fit my family, good for trips and getting groceries, as well as for commuting to work.

accountCircle Y V

Yes we have a family of five and it is roomie enough for the whole family. We now have over 200k miles on it and it is in fairly good shape.

accountCircle George S

Yes it is has plenty of space and also very cozy for a family of six. I also enjoy the easy smooth ride.

accountCircle Katie B

Yes it is a very good vehicle. I enjoy the fact that it has the DVD player, power locks, windows and power sliding side doors and power liftgate in the back.

accountCircle Erik K

Yes I love it, Daimler Mercedes parts very comfortable, lots of bells and whistles. Mpg is better than expected.

accountCircle Nikki M

Yes great for the kids drives awesome. Nothing really mechanically has really gone wrong with it I love it.

Owner Reviews

accountCircle Kelly Brown on September 10, 2023
310,000 miles and still going
I bought my 2010 4.0 town and country new and was promised it would not last pass 100k( I did not want to be a minivan mom after my kids grew up). I still drive this car everyday day and I have 310k miles. I had a few major problems. We had to have a new sleeve put in a cylinder after only 3 months. The computer and the ignition switch were replaced at 67k trying to stop the car from stalling (none of this was cover by recalls at the time) The EGR value was replaced once at 68k (took a private mechanic to figure it out dealer said I was crazy the car would never stall like that).I had to change it again at 307k. The brakes do wear out very fast but I also have a heavy foot. We replaced the radiator about 6 months ago. The back door does not open with the remote or inside buttons. The Town and Country was definitely worth buying. We have traveled up, down and across the country, camped out and sleep in the back , moved queen size sleeper sofas into college dorms and out. My kids learned to drive in the van. As much as I have complained about having to drive a mom car I will definitely miss this van when it is not repairable anymore.
accountCircle Cornelius on January 2, 2023
White smoke coming from under the hood
My mom and I have a 2010 Chrysler Town And Country with the 4.0 liter v6. I love it but it has it's flaws. We were heading to Walmart one day and when we stopped at a traffic light, I noticed smoke coming from under the hood and a burning smell. Does anyone know what this could be?
accountCircle Mary Anne S on April 4, 2021
Love it for someone who swore they would never get a mom van.
I got this van after my second child was born I love the electric doors and gate the seats store under there is lots of room the gas mileage is not terrible. I now have three kids and there is more than about room for two kids under 10 and the baby and all their stuff. I am not worried if someone wants to have a friend over that we have to take two cars to go somewhere.
accountCircle Gret R on April 4, 2021
Great minivan! Looks great & fun to drive.
It's fun to drive. It's big enough without seeming too bulky or hard to drive. I really like the stow & go feature!
accountCircle jackie k on April 2, 2021
It is handicap accessible for someone in a wheelchair
No problems maybe a little slip in the transmission
accountCircle Roberta P on April 1, 2021
Love the Chrysler town and country for a family.
I love the heated seats. You really get good luxury for the money with a minivan, but it will still look like a minivan. It is really nice for a family and long road trips. There are 3 screens that can view DVDs (2 while the car is in drive) and the variability to view 2 different DVDs. The vehicle is great in winter. I feel very safe with my kids in the snow. There are 3 separate environment control areas. I have a family of 4 and we already have more than enough room for luggage, toys, extra air mattresses, pack and play and any food or snacks.
accountCircle Heather H on March 30, 2021
It is very dependable family vehicle.
I like how dependable the vehicle is. I also love the heated leather seat and storage space. I also love the 2 TVs for my children.
accountCircle beth n on March 28, 2021
That I care about my family. I want them to be safe and the car I drive does that.
I love my minivan. It is perfect for my family of four. The side doors perfect for my young children since they slide open. I never have to worry about them hitting cars parked next to us. It is always comfortable for long drives.
accountCircle Anna L on March 27, 2021
Perfect for a growing family
I love that this vehicle fits my family of four and all our things as we run around town. Groceries fit well since the rear seats stow. They are easy to pop up by myself if we need to pick up a friend for school. The automatic doors and rear hatch are my favorite feature! My kids don't need help opening and closing doors and I can load the car without putting anything down! We've had some problems with our air conditioning, but the vehicle is nearly ten years old. Aside from that, we've had a great experience with this van!
accountCircle Allison M on March 26, 2021
It has horrible gas mileage and once you hit 100,000 miles everything breaks.
It's easy to drive. It has a lot of great features that provide creature comforts we enjoy. But the payments are too much and it's having a lot of trouble.
accountCircle Neil B on March 23, 2021
Great Van with Great Amenities
Overall the van is a great purchase. We have had issues with the transmission having to be rebuilt at 75000 miles and it has a persistent issue where you turn the key it clicks and after a couple of tries it works. We have had this looked at multiple times but no error codes or diagnosis. I will add a second negative battery cable as I believe corrosion is the culprit with the ground wire for the car. It is very comfortable and has great acceleration for the 4.0 V6. The leather interior is comfortable and seat warmers are great when its cold. AC blows cold quickly and makes the cabin comfortable. Has the window shades which are great to keep the sun out. Stow and Go seating is priceless. Overall I would give the car a 4.5 out of 5 stars. Engine is real strong and reliable to date.
accountCircle Joyce A on March 20, 2021
Town and Country is amazing, going strong with 120,000 miles on it.
I love my car since it is amazing. It has 120,000 miles and still going strong. We can take long trips and do it in comfort. No major problems for years, it is the best!
accountCircle Robert S on March 20, 2021
Great gas mileage, plenty of room for a family of 5. Solid running engine.
My 2010 Chrysler town and country is a good car, plenty of room in it for 3 kids and 2 adults to take on long road trips. The heated seats are nice for cold days and the 110 power outlet in the back is great for the kids to charge all their electronics. The engine runs smooth and we haven't had really any issues with it except for a 3 way split connector on the heater core hose keeps leaking, I think because its plastic. The only other issue had been having to change the breaks a lot more often than I would like. It's a good chance I may buy the same car again just a little newer and next one will definitely have a DVD player in it.
accountCircle Don M on March 19, 2021
Great family vehicle ideal for small and growing families.
Solid vehicle, hard on brakes is the only negative. Great for families. Nice amount of space in the trunk area which is ideal for travel.
accountCircle Caroline C on March 16, 2021
This car is great for people with families or who need extra room.
I like the size. There is a lot of room for people/extra items when going on trips or moving. Can be a bit difficult to park, but overall is easy to drive. Nice speakers and cruise control. Comfortable.
accountCircle Pearl M on March 16, 2021
It is a reliable, comfortable, and convenient vehicle.
I love the stow and go feature it allows me to haul so much more without having to take out any seats. The back windows roll down which is a plus as well as the vents for the side windows. Also love all the cup holders in this vehicle no matter where you sit you can find at least one. I have had very little problems out of it since I purchased it 2 years ago. It has been very reliable, comfortable, and convenient.
accountCircle Rita M on March 15, 2021
All the seating it has! And the seats fold down for lots of room to haul things also...
I love this van...it is dependable and looks nice...this is the perfect vehicle for me as I needed all the seating for when I am hauling all my grandchildren around.
accountCircle Ashley R on March 14, 2021
It has tons of room for kids and it has storage under the seats.
I got my van in 2015 and I haven't had any issues with it. I love it has so much room in it for a family that keeps growing and the kids don't fight about not enough room. It is great on gas mileage. I would rate this vehicle one of my best I love it so much. It drives nice and can't tell it is even running when you are parked it so quiet.
accountCircle Reyes M on March 7, 2021
The best car I ever had I highly recommend it
My car is the best very minimal issues just the regular brakes tires. It is a reliable car the drive is so smooth there is a lot of space for my family. I love the bucket seats. Everyone can control what they want to here and everyone can control the climate they love.
accountCircle Patricia S on March 4, 2021
The back bench seat can also be used as a tailgate seat
No issues out of engine or transmission. Very minimal cost for repairs at 200,000 miles. Has heated seats, power doors, seats, windows. Yeo separate DVD systems. Problems would be sunroof leaks and the sliding doors tend to stick. Huge plus the back bench seat is power fold and also tailgate seat
accountCircle Ben N on February 27, 2021
Love the storage space it has.
Very reliable and has lots of storage space something other SUVs don't have. My family fits just fine. It takes me from point a to point b. Always keep up with my maintenance and have no trouble with it. I would recommend it 2 friend n family. Preformed just right.
accountCircle Bridget T on February 24, 2021
All the seats fold down in the back two rows- perfect for traveling with luggage, furniture, pets, and bikes!
I like the enormous amount of legroom in the front and second row. It has a great stereo. The seats fold down enabling me to move new pieces of furniture without having to rent a U-Haul. I like the Town & Country emblem.
accountCircle Carol S on February 23, 2021
Could stall out while driving but it holds a lot due to seats folding into floor.
Like the price & stow & go feature. Dislike that it stalls out while driving. Dislike how hard it is to push gas pedal.
accountCircle Megan G on February 14, 2021
A great family vehicle. It fits seven people and has good cargo space.
It's a nice roomy minivan. It doesn't get good gas mileage. Overall I really like it.
accountCircle Jessie M on February 14, 2021
Sunroof. Stow and go. All the seats for the grandkids.
Love sunroof and heated seats, all my back seats stow and go, 6 cup holders in front then the kids have their own, sliding doors the windows go down, back windows are vents only, all baseball, football and cheer items fit right in the back of the van, all my groceries do not go all over. Room for all the grandkids. 2 DVD players for both rows of seating. Call my mom hands free.
accountCircle Eric R on February 14, 2021
7 Passenger white Town and Country Van
I have a white 2010 Chrysler Town and Country van that holds up to 7 passengers. Runs great. Just replaced the brakes and battery. Earlier in the front window was damaged and had that replaced. Extra storage space beneath the passenger seats is nice for travelling
accountCircle Carol L on February 13, 2021
Chrysler town and country.
I love the stow n go feature. We use it often on family vacations to carry extra stuff. I like that the seats store in the floor when extra hauling space is needed. The Chrysler town and country is a very comfortable vehicle for families. The DVD feature makes long car rides with children much more enjoyable.
accountCircle Kate B on February 12, 2021
Loaded can with all the bells and whistles
It's loaded. Love the size. Love having two DVD players for the kids. Nice to have touch screen. Leather seats and dual air. The seats fold down for easy room. The middle seats also turn around and face the rear and I believe a table can be put up. Lots of storage. Lots of plug in for charging. Also has a regular plug in for devices
accountCircle no P on February 10, 2021
IT has many great features, More than I even use.
I like everything. I wish I could downshift to second gear. Roads here have steep inclines and down hills.
accountCircle Ashley M on February 7, 2021
Parts that do not work on my vehicle.
I keep having issues with my automatic windows I have had to replace the part several times. My passenger window will not roll up most of the time and I cannot roll Down it will only roll down about a half inch at a time. One of the TVs only works occasionally.
accountCircle Stephanie D on February 6, 2021
Gas hog, poor gas mileage, expensive to fill the tank
I got it cheap. It looks nice. It has a few things wrong with it, the seating is made for a taller person and is kind of awkward
accountCircle Olivia G on February 5, 2021
Town n country good for taking trips with your loved ones
Like my car its roomy. It has space inside for a family 0f 5. Gas saver here plus good on gas
accountCircle Brittany W on February 4, 2021
It's dark blue. The air works great. Plenty of room for activities.
I like that it's big enough to hold my whole family. Lime when we go on trips. And when we take road trips.
accountCircle Nicole M on February 3, 2021
The town and country is a minivan with seating for 7.
The transmission had to be replaced 3 times - luckily by the manufacturer. I have to have brakes replaced several times per year. It started shutting off on me multiple times until I figured out that the egr valve needed to be replaced and found someone to do that for me.
accountCircle Kayla S on February 1, 2021
My vehicle has been amazing for road trips and everyday drives. It has plenty of cup holders and storage space for the kids toys or diapers and wipes.
It's great for kids. I can hit the door button on my clicker. You never have to worry about your kids dinging your car of someone else's. We all fit perfectly, comfortably. It's also great to be able to open the trunk from the clicker as well when you are walking up with a cart full of groceries and kids.
accountCircle Joann W on January 31, 2021
Very reliable with low coat.
I like that the back windows roll down. I wish it got better gas mileage. I like the color. I do like it is nice to drive.
accountCircle Carolyn P on January 31, 2021
The kids love the video screens, i love that It's safe.
Very dependable, great on gas. Van is very roomy and can fit all our sport equipment.
accountCircle Andrea M on January 26, 2021
It makes hauling children easier and I have lots of space for their things.
I am not fond of a van but it is a necessary item for my family. It fits our needs and the needs of my children. It is convenient and I do like the sliding doors.
accountCircle Helen R on January 26, 2021
Good for families comfortable for all.
Have had no mechanical problems. Runs smooth mileage pretty good. Comfortable seats. Remote sliding doors on each side. Remote tailgate.
accountCircle Kelly B on January 18, 2021
Minivans are NOT just for old people or soccer moms.
It is the most comfortable vehicle I have owned. I am a tall person and need plenty of leg, head and elbow room in my vehicle. I do not like the feeling of being cramped up in a cockpit. I'm driving an automobile...not a jet.
accountCircle Alexandra W on January 18, 2021
It is very roomy! Especially for someone with long legs.
Our town and country is a very reliable vehicle. We bought it for the amount of storage it has. A lot of room and it also includes a DVD system for our kids.
accountCircle Don M on January 11, 2021
The ability to seat seven individuals comfortable in the van. There is plenty of room for luggage also.
We like the storage room and capacity to seat seven individuals. The features on the van help entertain people while traveling. The gas mileage is as promised.
accountCircle Joann W on January 11, 2021
The ins and outs of my car.
I like the stow and go seats. I don't like there are no extra features. I like the way it handles. I don't like the way it seems to get warm faster in the summer. I love the way the back windows roll down. That is the reason I bought that car and the fact it has stow n go seats. I use that feature. I hate the fact it does not have a tow package like my other one did. That was my mistake when buying it. I forgot to look for that feature. It does get good gas mileage.
accountCircle Errick R on January 5, 2021
Town and country driving!
It roomy. Great trunk space. Very reliable. I do wish it was better on gas. Runs very well. Drove 6 hours away with no issues. Has space for TV's to be hooked up. Has power window, seats, and doors. Great for a family of my size. Runs great on the highway and is good for travel.
accountCircle Julie V on December 29, 2020
Great vehicle even with high use!
My van is reliable and comfortable. I put on 3000 miles in less than 6 weeks. I wish it got better gas mileage because I average around 20 miles to the gallon. The carpet is pulling loose but this is a mechanically sound vehicle. I believe that the carpet issue is because of the high use of the van.
accountCircle Jessica B on December 27, 2020
I like the extras that come with the vehicle.
Great vehicle for a family with children or a large family in general. Captains seats in the front and second row, 2 overhead, drop televisions to keep the kids busy while you drive. Satellite radio and plenty of space for comfortability. The g. Mpg is pretty good and definitely a lot of storage space.
accountCircle Lisa S on December 24, 2020
Overall, a mommy van worth buying.
I love having a minivan. I have had my vehicle for seven years and the automatic doors are still my favorite feature. It just makes life a little bit easier. My issue with the van is that the interior was made with cheap materials. Things break easily, such as the window buttons or the emblem on the steering wheel. This is a Chrysler, it should be the best of the best. Overall, I am very happy with the roominess of the vehicle and its ease of use. Honestly, I love my mommy van. I just wish they had put a little more care into building it.
accountCircle Christine S on December 23, 2020
The van is super comfy and it is convertible to do so many things. We have even hauled lumber in the van
I like everything about my van. Mostly for the comfort and the room! My air conditioner has never been powerful enough.
accountCircle Jennifer Y on December 20, 2020
The stow and go is awesome for travel and it's very roomy for travel.
I love my van. But this is the second one I've had and they both have the same problem. Every time it rains the locks mess up and the windows mess up. The middle row windows on the sliding doors literally go all the down while driving down the road. And the driver window won't roll down at all. Once dried out they are fine but I can't find any mechanics or dealers that will even try to look at it or fix it. There was also a plastic piece that should never have been on one of the hose so it melted while driving down the road and it overheated and we had to replace with a metal piece. I love everything else about my van though!
accountCircle Sharon H on December 16, 2020
I feel it is very safe and dependable.
The room to travel in. It drives very good. The only thing I'm not to happy with is in the winter it is a little cold and I cannot reach the windshield- for cleaning it off.
accountCircle Hannah M on December 13, 2020
2010 Chrysler Town & Country Touring Edition
I absolutely love my 2010 Chrysler town and country touring! It has everything a family needs including loads of space for items to be out of sight, stow-n-go seating allowing us to rearrange how the seats are, 2 TVs for the kids and connections to where they can watch or play different things and so many more positives I can't explain it all! We had an older version before getting the 2010 and it rides so much smoother I feel like we're riding in luxury for an affordable price. I would highly recommend families to do their research on all vehicles but add this one to your must list. I am very particular in making big decisions on our vehicles so look it up and see for yourself how amazing this van is. I promise it's worth it and honestly doesn't feel like a van but more of a luxurious suv.
accountCircle Charity W on December 12, 2020
Chrysler town and country great for kids.
I love the space that it offers. I have two children and it suits our needs very well. It is easy to drive, good on gas mileage, and has so far been very dependable. My kids love the DVD player and I love how easy the seats are to fold with the stow and go feature.
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Alex is an automotive enthusiast with over 15 years of experience in the used car market. He brings a wealth of knowledge to Vehicle History as our Staff Writer and has written hundreds of used car reviews helping buyers make informed purchasing decisions. He is a member of the Automotive Press Association, and keeps up-to-date on the latest changes in the industry. Over the years, he has driven hundreds of cars, working on many of them. His mechanical experience evolved from modifying off-road trucks as a teen to focusing on automotive electrical systems as he got older. He now specializes in reviewing used cars as an automotive journalist. Some of his favorite brands are Toyota and BMW. The Toyota Land Cruiser is one of his favorite vehicles of all time since they’re built to last forever and can go anywhere. One of his current cars is a Lexus LX570, built on the same platform as the 200-series Land Cruiser, but it’s a better value in the used market.