Used Chrysler Town and Country for Sale

The van has almost 100,000 miles on it and has had a few issues. I bought the lifetime wrap around warranty and have had a few systems that needed to be fixed. If they were not covered under the warranty, they would have been very expensive to fix. Other than that, I have been generally happy with the van. The leather seats have held up to two kids, their gear and their friends. The carpet on the floor boards shows some wear and tear, but overall have held up well. The van holds up to 7 people and has been very comfortable up until recently. My kids are getting bigger and the leg room in the back row of seating does not allow enough space. Also, the sliding door on the passenger side of the vehicle has not worked properly since I purchased the vehicle. Sometimes it will not close and gives an incorrect error message saying that an obstacle has been detected.

It's a dependable car. We've owned our vehicle for two years now and we have had no major problems with it. It is comfortable with its leather seats, and they are surprisingly not too hot when we get in on a summer day. The entertainment package is wonderful for long trips with the kids. We can pop in a DVD and they can watch a movie with the included headphones while we continue to listen to the radio. There's plenty of space with the third row. We can have the seats up for guests or stow them and have room for baggage. With second and third rows stowed away, there is a TON of space for hauling things. My only real complaint is that the gas mileage is not that great, but it's not terrible for a van.

I drive a 2008 Chevy cobalt 2 door. This car is one of the better ones that I own. It is flex fuel compatible, which means that it can save you about 30% at the pump.