Location & Radius
Make, Model, & Trim
Year Range

to

Price Range

to


Max Mileage

0 mi.

Doors
Body Types
Fuel Efficiency
Fuel Type
Cylinders

exterior
interior
Cabin Type
Rear Wheel
Bed Type

6 Chrysler Town and Country results

automobile-icon

Need help finding the right vehicle?

Chrysler 2004 Town and Country
2004 Chrysler Town and Country Touring
157,857 Miles
Washington, MI
74
days on market
4%
less than similar listings
74
days on market
$3,987
Chrysler 2004 Town and Country
2004 Chrysler Town and Country LX Family Value
155,344 Miles
Richmond, VA
426
days on market
19%
more than similar listings
426
days on market
$4,695
Chrysler 2004 Town and Country
2004 Chrysler Town and Country LX Family Value
176,703 Miles
Joliet, IL
2
days on market
13%
less than similar listings
2
days on market
$3,000
Chrysler 2004 Town and Country
2004 Chrysler Town and Country Limited
273,850 Miles
Rockford, IL
16
days on market
11%
more than similar listings
16
days on market
$2,450
Chrysler 2004 Town and Country
2004 Chrysler Town and Country EX
96,494 Miles
Sacramento, CA
175
days on market
13%
more than similar listings
175
days on market
$6,995
Chrysler 2004 Town and Country
hot car
2004 Chrysler Town and Country Limited
163,612 Miles
Medina, OH
93
days on market
33%
less than similar listings
93
days on market
$2,995
hot car

2004 Chrysler Town and Country OWNER RATINGS & REVIEWS

Owner Reviews
4.0
2 Reviews
5 star
50%
4 star
0%
3 star
50%
2 star
0%
1 star
0%
Overall
4.0
Value
4.5
Style
4.0
Performance
4.0
Comfort
4.5
Fuel Economy
3.5
Reliability
4.0
Write a review
Sullivan, Missouri
3.0
Reliable Chrysler van.
The purchase price was very good and the van was very clean on the interior. The engine sounded good-no knocks or pings and it started right up when the ignition key was turned on. The body was also pretty good, considering the age of the vehicle.
Curtis
Curtis
Plantation, Florida
5.0
My baby is the best
This car is not only a blessing, but the bomb! With about 187,000 miles and counting, this van has been through the catastrophic timeline of my family growing up. From middle school to college. It has taken a beating from hurricanes and a tornado of children each day. Three- to four-hour rides to and then from Orlando and other cites. When the automatic doors stopped opening automatically, my family would have to yank it open and gently close so the locking mechanism could still function. The truck can be hazardous if you didn't know, it has a temperamental drop. So if you don't treat her like a baby, she will beat you up. We have to place a stick to keep her truck door open when needed. By far the best part that on a cold day, one can ride with heated seat pleasure. The worst part, baby is getting older, and all those cool toys inside are starting to age.