Summary:
Terrible, terrible
Faults:
The transmission went out at only 21589 miles on an out of town trip, the computer is constantly needing repair, and the engine stalls. It's a piece of garbage and we hate it.
General Comments:
My wife an I regret trading our town and country in...
Would you buy another car from this manufacturer? No
Review Date: 17th August, 2006
4th Jan 2008, 14:30
Many states have a lemon law. We have it here in Ohio, invoke that law if you have one and get away from it.
23rd Jun 2012, 12:30
I completely agree with you about this vehicle. My Dad was involved in an accident (a car ran a red light and hit his 99 Chrysler T&C), and while his van was being repaired, they gave him a Ford Freestar as a rental, with less than 20,000 miles on it. At the time I owned a 2003 Chrysler Town and Country.
I was going to run some errands, and my Dad offered me to take the rental for a drive. First thing I noticed getting in was that everything felt extremely cheap. The doors were about half the thickness of my Chrysler, and felt like you could bend it if you shut it too hard. I also did not like the controls for the back windows. You did not have the option of opening one window, the control worked both.
But the worst part was the acceleration. I was pulling out onto a very busy street, and was expecting the acceleration of my Chrysler van... Boy, was I wrong. The response time was so slow I thought for sure we were going to get hit by the oncoming car. Chrysler's have their share of problems as well, but comparing those vans side by side, the quality difference and acceleration power is very evident.
