The Chrysler Town & Country is largely unchanged for 2016, though a new 90th Anniversary Edition based on the Touring L trim features a power sunroof and special badging.
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The Chrysler Town & Country gets a couple of new trim levels for 2015. At the lower end of the spectrum is a new base model dubbed the LX. With features such as a power rear liftgate and keyless entry though, the LX is still nicely equipped. The other new trim level, dubbed Limited Platinum features niceties like a sunroof and a dual screen DVD player.
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The 2014 Chrysler Town & Country is unchanged from 2013, though a 30th Anniversary trim joins the lineup to honor the minivan's history.
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The 2013 Chrysler town and country is mechanically identical to the 2012 model; however Chrysler has made numerous improvements to the interior entertainment system, with the rear seat DVD player seeing the bulk of the improvements. Rear seat DVD players now come with an HDMI input, higher resolution screens, USB ports and an optional Blu-ray player. All models now come with leather seating.
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The 2012 Town and Country is very similar to the 2011 model. The base trim is the "Touring" model, which means standard equipment includes 17-inch aluminum wheels, second-row entertainment system and standard leather seating surfaces.
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The Chrysler Town & Country for 2011 continues its impressive run as the segment leader in luxury minivans. Now, with an Italian influence in charge at Chrysler, the Town and Country has been tuned to make 283 horsepower and crisp European handling. A beautifully crafted interior includes more than 40 standard safety and technology features, smart entertainment, seating and storage options.
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The Town & Country hasn't had any new significant features added since its complete redesign for the 2008 model year. But the 2010 T&C retains the best of those features, such as standard second- and third-row Stow ?n Go seats that fold flat into the floor for cargo van occasions.
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Following a complete redesign in 2008, Chrysler's popular Town & Country minivan enters 2009 with only minor changes. Blind spot monitoring is available on Touring and Limited models, and uses radar sensors to aid the driver when changing lanes, or if other vehicles occupy the blind spot, and it lights up indicators in the sideview mirrors. Working in conjunction with that system, Rear Cross Path warns drivers when backing up of cars moving across the path of the vehicle. Also new models are rain-sensing wipers and SmartBeam headlights. The base LX model gains Chrysler's innovative Stow 'n Go seating, plus more standard equipment.
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Chrysler's minivans, long at the forefront of the market segment, have been completely redesigned for 2008. There's an all-new look inside and out for the Town & Country, more powerful engines, an innovative Swivel 'n Go seating system, and new entertainment features. Three new colors join the lineup for 2008: Clearwater Blue Peal Coat, Deep Crimson Crystal Metallic, and Light Sandstone Metallic.
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Chrysler's Town & Country is a carry-over model for 2007. Since 2008 will mark the appearance of the next generation of T&Cs, the 2007 model has very few differences from its predecessor.
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Chrysler's Town & Country is a carry-over model for 2007. Since 2008 will mark the appearance of the next generation of T&Cs, the 2007 model has very few differences from its predecessor.
SelectBrowse ListingsA nameplate appearing on Chrysler products since 1941, Town and Country was introduced in 1990 as a premium level minivan. Three years since a complete redesign, the 1998 Chrysler Town and Country appeared with a remodeled front end featuring new headlights as well as a grille accented by a winged Chrysler badge. Dual rear passenger area sliding doors were standard on the Town and Country. The 1998 minivan was offered on a 119.3-inch wheelbase with the LX and LXi or as the 113.3-inch wheelbase SX model that was introduced the previous year.
With occupancy for up to even passengers, base models of the 1998 Chrysler Town and Countrys interior included standard AM/FM, multi-zone air conditioning and keyless entry. Six-cylinder engines consisting of 3.3-liter and 3.8-liter displacement sizes were offered on the Town & Country through to the 2010 model year. Standard as a front-wheel drive layout, an all-wheel drive version of the Chrysler Town and Country was available from 1997 to 2004. Dropping the short wheelbase model in 2000, the Limited model and a rear seat entertainment system featuring a VCR and viewing screen was added to the Town and Country granting an extra level of passenger comfort.
A new generation Chrysler Town and Country in 2001 contributing an EX trim level. For 2005, a notable enhancement offered on the Chrysler minivan was the Stow n Go second and third row seating system. A redesigned 2008 model Town and Country broadened the minivan though a more sophisticated exterior and improved power.
On the 2008 Chrysler Town and Country, a 4.0-liter V-6 engine generating 251 horsepower is standard on the Limited trim version. A six-speed automatic transmission was also introduced in 2008 for the 3.6-liter and 4.0-liter V-6 powerplants. In 2011, all engines of the minivan were dropped in favor of a 283-horsepower Pentastar V-6 powerplant. LED taillights, SafetyTec and a ParkView rear backup camera was included standard on the 2011 Town and Country.
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