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2005 Chrysler TC OWNER RATINGS & REVIEWS

Owner Reviews
4.3
3 Reviews
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4.3
Value
4.7
Style
4.0
Performance
4.3
Comfort
4.7
Fuel Economy
3.3
Reliability
4.3
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Danielle
Danielle
Ronkonkoma, New York
4.0
Great family van. comfortable for long trips. built-in dvd player keeps kids quiet.
We have a family of six so after much review from the many minivan makes and models, we decided to go with the town and country because it fit our needs. both sliding doors are automatic as well as the trunk. The seats fold into the stow and go compartments, instead of having to be removed. Also the stow and go compartments are great for road trips, my kids aren't smooshed by all the luggage. Another big plus about this van is the separate heating/cooling systems. As I'm sitting in the passenger seat I can set my temperature to hot, since I'm always cold, and my husband who is driving can set his lower and be comfortable. My kids in the back can also adjust their temperatures. All the seats lean back for extra comfort on long trips.
Lizzy
Lizzy
West Palm Beach, Florida
5.0
Bumpy Start, But Couldn't Be Happier!
I got a great deal on this car from my grandfather-in-law. Although I never saw myself as a "van person", I have to say that I'm more than satisfied with my Chrysler Town and Country. It's large enough to camp in (just blow up a mattress in the back). And despite it's size, it still gets better gas mileage than my previous car (a 1998 Ford Taurus). I've officially converted!
PBH
PBH
Bellview, Florida
4.0
It is a good solid vehicle
My vehicle is a conversion van for a person in a wheelchair. It has a 10-inch lowered floor and a fold-out ramp from the door on the passenger side. It was previously a rental car and had 18K miles on it before it was converted up in Atlanta. I got it in December of 2005 What I like about it is that it has been reliable for the last 8.5 Years, and still runs very good. It has never required major maintenance, and I expect to keep it for years to come. The only replacements we had to do was to replace the headliner, which started coming down over the visors.
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