2013 Chrysler Town & Country Reviews

I have had NOTHING but issues with this thing. New Transmission 6 months after warranty ended. Rear AC Compressor goes out, that's a 2K fix. The thing rattles worse than an excited rattlesnake. Now it seems the CPU has went out, a known issue Chrysler has known about and issued recalls on for pretty much every other vehicle in their lineup with this engine, but not the Town & Country. So get ready because if your lights or electrical systems do anything odd at all, even just once, be prepared for your entire vehicle to just randomly shut down at any time. When I say shut down I mean everything, the electrical, power, brakes, EVERYTHING. Read the complaints, it happens to people while they are cruising on the highway at 80mph, talk about dangerous! But Chrysler refuses to do anything about it.

My Town and Country has all electrical locks and windows, including an easy open rear. It has a small flashlight that is charged by the car that sits in the rear. I have plenty of cup holders for all rows. The seats are easy to put down or pull up. This particular vehicle has a dvd player which is nice for long road trips.As well as a backup cam. So far I have owned the vehicle for about 1.5 years and have noticed its has a pretty good gas mileage both for city and highway driving.

I love my van it has all the options possible ac, TVs , leather seats electric everything. I have driven this van every week to and from work an average of 300 plus miles a week along with family vacations of 500 to 1000 miles in distance. I have kept up on the maintenance, oil changes and I have put new tires, breaks , and had the transmission service done. The only major thing I have had to do to it is the radiator lines from the radiator to the rear heaters had broke so I have had to have them replaced. We also had to have a couple sensors changed due to engine light coded but all in all she has been my favorite vehicle for hauling my family around in and driving back and forth to work for the last 5 years. I really wish they would have kept making them then I could purchase a new one when I have to finally retire this one

With my Chrysler town and country it's the best thing that's happened to me as an asset to my family's lives. We have the reliability craftsmanship, and space a van should be. Chrysler knocked it out the park with this one. The captain chairs in the middle are perfect for smaller kids getting in and out with car seats. The back seat for folding down and having extra space is perfect. I throw a cover over my chairs folded down just to protect the fabric and carpet. I do recommend getting a maxliner/weathertech mat system for those with kids and pets it will save you a lot of time and money. Time cleaning carpets is a lot. With mat systems vacuum or sweep out done. You can take out to do a deep clean and factory carpet is factory fresh underneath. The entertainment system is great and space for the wireless linked headphones are great. Or you could use for DVD storage. I got some hooks they work perfect to hang on back of the headrest so the kids are able to reach while driving I found that reaching for the headphones in the compartments was hard and had fussy little ones. So use that space for DVDs (just make sure DVD in before you leave ) so you gain some space for the DVD win/win. I do love that option for the kids to be able to watch a movie and I don't have to listen to there stuff. I can be free to stream and listen to podcast on outings. Makes the drives more pleasurable than a dreaded one. Driving this vehicle is smooth . It's not like some vans that are like a box of nails going over a bump. It's just a clean smooth driving van almost forget your driving it yourself . Wish I had upgraded to a heated seats but maybe next time if I ever let this one go.

Lots of room. Comfortable. Hide away seats are extremely convenient. Travels well. Fits seven people. Good looking van. Fob stopped working. Automatic side door stopped working. Windows sometimes work. Wear on tires. It is a mini van and my kids do not want to be seen in it, nor do they want to drive it. That is, unless their group of friends plan a fun traveling adventure and we are the only ones that can fit enough people including bags and equipment. (:

I own a Chrysler town and country minivan. I love my van. It currently has over 100,000 miles on it. I drive it over 60 miles a day. The leather seats add comfort to my drive. My seat is adjustable to fit my needs. I especially like the support for my lower back that I am able to adjust at the touch of a button. The steering is great. I always feel in control of the vehicle. The hands free controls on the steering wheel allow me to keep my hands on the wheel while managing music, vehicle info, volume, and,cruise control. The DVD player with a pull down screen for passengers in the back is great. Especially with 4 kiddos I transport everyday. The DVD player with wireless headphone was very helpful on our 14 hour drive one summer. The van is spacious and if needed you can even store items in the store and go parts of the van which again very helpful when you're traveling with a family of six. The set latches for car seats makes it easy to install and I sure child safety. I also really enjoy the option to lock the windows and put on child safety locks. The trunk space is amazing for hauling groceries, sporting equipment, luggage etc. The middle counsel between the two front seats opens up for more storage space. The automatic sliding doors are great especially when your loading a car and your hands are full trying to keep kids safe and carry you purchases. I love my van. I even told my husband when the time comes I want the exact same van!

This car was very reliable initially. It is very comfortable and has all the bells and whistles. The headspace is great for my growing boys who are over 6 feet tall. It drives smoothly. Recently however I have begun to have trouble with the AC and the transmission. Also, the coolant hose burst on the interstate and I had to be towed 3 hours to home. In spite of all this, I would buy another. It is important I think to keep up with recommended scheduled maintenance.

The vehicle is comfortable to drive. It handles well on the road. It's smooth and maneuvers easily. The large windows and vehicle shape allow for good visibility of other vehicles and the road. The reverse camera makes reversing a breeze. The navigation system is a supportive feature to have on road trips. The radio is capable of supporting a satellite subscription. This makes road trips and sitting in morning traffic more exciting. The DVD player helps keep children content on long rides. The electric doors have buttons within easy reach of the driver to make for smooth drop off and pick up of our little passengers quick and seamless. The access in the back can be locked to prevent doors from being opened prematurely by little fingers ( or toes ). The two middle row seats can be stowed away making moving or transporting large items possible. I have moved twice with my van and not sure what I would have done without it!

The wiring or computer has problems, but the dealership does not know how to fix it because they deal with cars and not computers. Everyone that looks at it says the same thing is the problem, but that's not the problem because we've had that fixed and it did not fix the problem. The air conditioner turns on and off at random. The back up camera stopped working. The check engine light is always on. Sometimes the traction control light comes on and causes the car not to be able to accelerate. Other than the problems, we love the rest of it. We like that the seats all fold down and we can hold an entire sheet of plywood in the car. We like the comfort and space.

It is now 2020. I have had no major problems with my 2013 Chrysler Town and Country. There was a recall that took care of the rear window switch that was inoperable. This year, one set of (12) rocker arms began to make noise from the engine. Rather than replacing one set, I replaced both sets. (total 24). The other issue experienced was a fuse blowing that affect the driver seat no moving. This was resolved during a tune up of the vehicle in which I forgot to tell the service technician about the problem. The vehicle continues to operate very well. I continue to perform the regular required maintenance on this vehicle and I continue to travel back and forth from NC to FL during the year.