2010 Chrysler Town & Country Reviews

I love the heated seats. You really get good luxury for the money with a minivan, but it will still look like a minivan. It is really nice for a family and long road trips. There are 3 screens that can view DVDs (2 while the car is in drive) and the variability to view 2 different DVDs. The vehicle is great in winter. I feel very safe with my kids in the snow. There are 3 separate environment control areas. I have a family of 4 and we already have more than enough room for luggage, toys, extra air mattresses, pack and play and any food or snacks.

I love that this vehicle fits my family of four and all our things as we run around town. Groceries fit well since the rear seats stow. They are easy to pop up by myself if we need to pick up a friend for school. The automatic doors and rear hatch are my favorite feature! My kids don't need help opening and closing doors and I can load the car without putting anything down! We've had some problems with our air conditioning, but the vehicle is nearly ten years old. Aside from that, we've had a great experience with this van!

Overall the van is a great purchase. We have had issues with the transmission having to be rebuilt at 75000 miles and it has a persistent issue where you turn the key it clicks and after a couple of tries it works. We have had this looked at multiple times but no error codes or diagnosis. I will add a second negative battery cable as I believe corrosion is the culprit with the ground wire for the car. It is very comfortable and has great acceleration for the 4.0 V6. The leather interior is comfortable and seat warmers are great when its cold. AC blows cold quickly and makes the cabin comfortable. Has the window shades which are great to keep the sun out. Stow and Go seating is priceless. Overall I would give the car a 4.5 out of 5 stars. Engine is real strong and reliable to date.

My 2010 Chrysler town and country is a good car, plenty of room in it for 3 kids and 2 adults to take on long road trips. The heated seats are nice for cold days and the 110 power outlet in the back is great for the kids to charge all their electronics. The engine runs smooth and we haven't had really any issues with it except for a 3 way split connector on the heater core hose keeps leaking, I think because its plastic. The only other issue had been having to change the breaks a lot more often than I would like. It's a good chance I may buy the same car again just a little newer and next one will definitely have a DVD player in it.

I like the stow and go seats. I don't like there are no extra features. I like the way it handles. I don't like the way it seems to get warm faster in the summer. I love the way the back windows roll down. That is the reason I bought that car and the fact it has stow n go seats. I use that feature. I hate the fact it does not have a tow package like my other one did. That was my mistake when buying it. I forgot to look for that feature. It does get good gas mileage.

I love having a minivan. I have had my vehicle for seven years and the automatic doors are still my favorite feature. It just makes life a little bit easier. My issue with the van is that the interior was made with cheap materials. Things break easily, such as the window buttons or the emblem on the steering wheel. This is a Chrysler, it should be the best of the best. Overall, I am very happy with the roominess of the vehicle and its ease of use. Honestly, I love my mommy van. I just wish they had put a little more care into building it.

I love my van. But this is the second one I've had and they both have the same problem. Every time it rains the locks mess up and the windows mess up. The middle row windows on the sliding doors literally go all the down while driving down the road. And the driver window won't roll down at all. Once dried out they are fine but I can't find any mechanics or dealers that will even try to look at it or fix it. There was also a plastic piece that should never have been on one of the hose so it melted while driving down the road and it overheated and we had to replace with a metal piece. I love everything else about my van though!

I absolutely love my 2010 Chrysler town and country touring! It has everything a family needs including loads of space for items to be out of sight, stow-n-go seating allowing us to rearrange how the seats are, 2 TVs for the kids and connections to where they can watch or play different things and so many more positives I can't explain it all! We had an older version before getting the 2010 and it rides so much smoother I feel like we're riding in luxury for an affordable price. I would highly recommend families to do their research on all vehicles but add this one to your must list. I am very particular in making big decisions on our vehicles so look it up and see for yourself how amazing this van is. I promise it's worth it and honestly doesn't feel like a van but more of a luxurious suv.

I have a 2010 Chrysler town and country touring edition. It comes with 3 roll seating and 4 captain chair's and the back seat can fold back to make a bed. The seats all so can be tucked away in the floor for cargo space. The van also has power windows and power doors and push button hatch in back for easy loading and unloading grocery bags and ect... It and get 9 miles to the gallon in the city and 15 miles to the gallon on highway. It also has features like moon lighting when it dark and heating and air buttons in the back. The only problem is when your buttons go out on your heating and air on your dash well it not a fuse you have to take out the hole control panel and replace it with new one. Which can running anywhere from 350.00 to 650.00.

I inherited my vehicle from my mother. It was purchased new in 2010. It is been a great car and has traveled several hundred miles on various vacations. I have unfortunately caused some damage to the rear fender and front passenger end of the car running into inanimate objects. It is a long vehicle and low to the ground and I am only 5 foot so learning how to park it properly took some trial and error. We have moved so many things with this van! The stow and go capabilities make transporting things easier than most of your full sized pickups. We have put a full sized couch in this car, a queen sized mattress, and countless boxes. It has been great for moving. We only have two kids so it has not been used a lot to transport as many people as it fits, but the other features make that worth it. I would definitely consider getting a newer model of the same car when this one finally gives out on us.

My van is almost 10 years old, and has only had to have the starter replaced and one window roller-downer replaced. It has over 100,000 miles on it and drives like a champ. I LOVE the stow-and-go feature because I can easily reconfigure the seating for various situations such as hauling items or lots of children. The vehicle performs well and still feels like a high-end minivan, even though it is an older vehicle. I have no complaints at all with my van. The leather interior is holding up nicely, and I have not had any other hardware issues to the interior or exterior. I just love it all around, and although Chrysler no longer makes the Town and Country, I will be looking into getting the similar Pacifica when the time finally comes.

My Chrysler town and country is a 2010 I inherited it from my parents. It is equipped with a handicap scooters lyft. The vehicle rides really nice. It is extra roomie. I have used the vehicle for an uber vehicle, it qualifies as an UberX. Which is nice because it boosts your income. Living in Las Vegas you better have a good air-conditioner in your vehicle. The Chrysler town and country has got great air-conditioning. It has dual controls front and rear and I have never had anyone complain about the air-conditioning in the back. The vehicle has a lot of different configurations that you can have with your seats because they stow away into the floor. This came in very handy when I was picking up people at the airport every day. Other than replacing the tires, and replacing a broken wheel moment. I haven't had any trouble with the vehicle whatsoever. My only complaint would be that I do not get the gas mileage than the newest vehicles are getting. I really think that the Chrysler town and country is a very reliable vehicle. It is also a very comfortable vehicle. And I would definitely recommend it to my friends and family.

My vehicle is very roomy. The cool thing about it is you can actually put the back seats down into the floor of the van, giving you room to haul large items in case your moving large items like a Christmas tree or furniture etc. It has two doors that slide open for passengers. If you have small kids you can lock the back buttons from being able to open the slide doors. The back cargo opens and closes by a push of a button. It does not have Bluetooth capabilities. The radio you can file your playlist. The back passengers windows also come down on the sliding doors. Leather seats that also have seat warmers. Drives fast for a van.