Just a few makers of minivans remain, and Chrysler is the only one turning out a model that can truly be called plush. Both Town & Country and its Dodge Grand Caravan cousin managed to withstand the ceaseless barrage of crossovers and full-fledged SUVs, causing other minivan makers to give up the struggle.
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Chrysler has redesigned the Town & Country minivan for 2008. In addition to the popular Stow 'n Go seating arrangement, the new Town & Country offers Swivel 'n Go, which includes second-row seats that rotate 180 degrees to face a removable table that stores in the floor. With these improvements, Chrysler bills the Town &... Read more »
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Chrysler's Town & Country is all-new for 2001. Working from the proverbial clean sheet of paper, DaimlerChrysler's engineers designed its fourth-generation line of minivans from the inside out. As a result, the Town & Country is roomy and comfortable. The interior is versatile with seats that fold and remove. Powerful V6 engines deliver crisp performance.... Read more »
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The third generation Town & Country took the minivan to new heights in terms of luxury and convenience as it featured many industry firsts, such as dual sliding doors and Easy Out reconfigurable seating. It was available in four trim levels, including Base, SX, LX and LXi (renamed Limited in later years). All models came... Read more »
