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Based on analysis of 26 Town-&-Country reviews and test drives.

MSRP: $25,175 - $35,060
Invoice: $24,143 - $33,039
MPG: 17 City / 24 Hwy
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U.S.News Scores

Overall:8.1
Performance:8.0
Exterior:5.7
Interior:8.4
Safety:8.7
Reliability:5.0
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Exterior - What the Auto Press Says

Auto writers report that the Town & Country's exterior is designed to be functional, not head-turning.

  • "The Town & Country looks more sophisticated than its Dodge sibling. The chrome door handles, taken from the 300, as well as the upgraded headlights give it a bejeweled feel." -- Detroit News
  • "I suspect the styling will go over well with minivan traditionalists; they want utility, and Chrysler doesn't try to imagine otherwise. (Note the Honda Odyssey, which embraces similarly unhip styling to the tune of relative sales success.)" -- Cars.com
  • "Although Chrysler has improved the Town & Country's exterior styling, it still looks like a minivan-which is to say, big and dumpy." -- BusinessWeek
  • "The Town & Country is upright and boxy, with a grille that mimics the faux-Bentley look of the Chrysler 300 sedan. It's a no-nonsense style that affirms what minivans are about - space and more space - and it's preferable to minivans disguised with visual gimmicks." -- Forbes
  • "The newest models have sleek, aerodynamic exteriors and are quite stylish." -- Fort Worth Star-Telegram
Review Last Updated: 11/5/09