I like the fact that I am sitting up higher than a regular car when I am in my van. I also feel it's a good highway warrior - I often have to travel 2 hours away to a children's hospital for my daughter on short notice, and the van is comfortable, reliable, and smooth riding. Like most minivans, it handles the curves a little rough and tends to have issues when it's windy, but I find it handles far better than I expected on the snow. I also really enjoy the sound system, it's like being in a concert hall on wheels. Another feature I find very useful is the pull out seating, which enables me to haul straw or rabbit poop for my garden one day and a carload of kids the next. This feature will also come in handy next fall when I take my daughter to college. I do find that sometimes the seats are a bit heavy for my husband and I to move, but we manage. However, I can see for an older couple or a couple where the wife is much smaller than I am were this could be an issue. Body wise, there is a small bit of rust, which does not thrill me, but is to be expected I supposed in a van that is 7 years old. .

I really haven't liked this car much from the get go. My husband searched for a mini van for our family. We needed a used car and we needed it to be affordable, so the Town and Country was his pick. After looking at reviews, we thought it was a pretty good choice, but the gas mileage is HORRIBLE in town(where I drive it most) The gas mileage is average ( at best 20 mpg) when traveling highway. The car drives nice, but the interior has NOT held up very well. There are cracks in the arm rest and the carpet has pulled loose in the front seat passenger side. The a/c in this car has always been a problem, it was "fixed" under warranty, but we have to recharge it frequently.