This is one of the best vehicles I have ever purchased. It's comfortable and roomy. The seats flip down into the floor so they don't have to be take all the way out of the vehicle. It has a TV that my kid LOVES. The gas mileage is good ... about 426 miles to a tank of gas. But it does cost a lot to fill the tank because of the gas prices. It has heated seats which I love because my back is always giving me problems. I love the look of it because it doesn't look like an older van, which kind of looks like a box. I haven't noticed any blond spots. I bought this vehicle used in 2011, and it's been in the shop 3 times. Once was to get new tires. For as old as it is, I haven't had many problems with it. It's been dependable and trustworthy. I wouldn't say it's fun to drive, I guess because I don't think driving is fun. But it does make me feel safe to drive. And it makes me feel like my kids are safe. It handles well, and brakes on time. It has so much room, one time while moving I was able to load a love seat into the back of it plus some other bags and boxes

In late 2005, we purchased a slightly used Town and Country that had been converted into a wheelchair van. It had a 10" lowered floor, an electric ramp that folded down from the passenger side sliding door, a 3-way moveable driver's seat, a removable passenger front seat, and hand-controls for a driver who cannot use his/her feet. It is also optionally controllable with standard foot-pedals. We have had this vehicle for nearly 10 years, and maybe put just 2-3 thousand miles on it each year. It has given us no problems, with the exception of minor electrical issues. The engine runs good, and the vehicle has held-up well. The paint is starting to oxidize and flake-off, and we are thinking of getting an inexpensive paint job on it, but otherwise keeping the vehicle. The van has proven to be much more useful than just hauling around our wheelchair-family member (which happens to be me). The conversion left a large space inside, and this vehicle has been used to haul everything from furniture to bricks. All-in-all, I would recommend the Town and Country as a good, hearty family vehicle that runs well and does not hit the family wallet with endless repair bills.