2005 Chrysler Town & Country

Town country Minivan/Van

6 - Cyl.

Automatic

1c4gp45r45b222660

Gasoline

I bought this van for the family from my Dad. He was the first owner, we have always taken care of our cars. When ever the Van needed maintenance, it was provided on time. This vehicle has never been in a car accident. There are no major flaws to the exterior paint. It does have its normal wear and tear but looks great with a naked eye. Mechanically speaking this car is working perfectly. I have no problem with a mechanic checking it out. The engine and transmission runs smoothly with no leaks of any kind. The interior is clean but it does have normal wear. In the trunk area there is some discoloration of the carpet. Overall this is a great buy for somebody who needs a minivan. The only reason for selling it is because 2 out of our 3 kids are driving and we no longer need a car this size. Kelly blue book Price More Photos Condition Value Excellent $6,975 Good $6,325 Fair $5,250 Vehicle Details Interior Sharing sheetmetal, powertrains and all but a few features, the Chrysler Town & Country and Dodge Grand Caravan are most differentiated by unique interior styling. Whereas the Grand Caravan's sportier gauge cluster and heavier use of black suggest a more athletic nature, the Town & Country combines wood-like and bright trim in conveying a more sophisticated persona. Available conveniences include Stow 'N Go and Swivel 'n Go second-row seating, integrated child booster seats and a power-folding third-row seat. Loading and unloading is predictably easy and the accommodations are comfortable. Exterior After more ovoid third- and fourth-generation models, the 2010 Chrysler Town & Country now appears more in-line with the boxier roots of the first couple of iterations. The latest sheetmetal and increased use of available chrome give the new model a look that's both bold and sophisticated. Body-colored trim and steel wheel covers on the LX are substituted with more brightwork and aluminum wheels on the Touring and Limited trims, which also feature power sliding side doors and a power liftgate. Driving It Driving Impressions If you've found the ride and handling of other minivans too soft or too firm, you might appreciate the Chrysler minivans' balance between highway comfort and around-town responsiveness. We also appreciated the surprisingly competent steering and braking response, and found the 4.0-liter V6 and six-speed automatic transmission combination that's offered on the Town & Country Limited and Touring models, especially responsive and plenty powerful. The 3.8-liter V6 engine that we tested in the Grand Caravan is also satisfying, but the more powerful 4.0-liter version delivers identical EPA fuel economy. We'd look elsewhere in the segment before settling for the 175-horsepower base V6. The Chrysler minivans aren't as nimble in parking lots as the exceptionally tight-turning Honda Odyssey and Toyota Sienna.