Used Chrysler Town and Country for Sale in Hayward, WI

I love this vehicle. Right now, we've had it for over 225,000 miles and it's still going strong. There have been very few problems with it, and we have been pretty hard on it as far as maintenance goes. It has been the perfect family vehicle for our family of five. We bought the van in 2009 after a major mental struggle on my part. I swore I would NEVER drive a van! In fact, I drove a 1989 Camry prior to this. When the cost of repair of the Camry was too much, I actually broke down in tears when my husband suggested a minivan. Ultimately, it was the best decision we could have made. We bought it with 17,000 miles already on it. In the nearly seven years we've owned it, we've driven it from the Midwest to the Gulf Coast, New York and several states farther west more times than I can count. It's been so very dependable and fairly inexpensive on upkeep for such a "mature" vehicle.

This is the third van that I have owned from Chrysler and I feel that they have come a long way in perfecting the product. As the stereotypical soccer mom, I need a vehicle that can easily transport a team of players or convert to carry a team's worth of equipment - and this van can certainly do that! With the ease of Stow-N-Go, I can take down the two rows of seats all by myself and have this hauler ready to fill in only a few minutes. As a single mom, I also need a reliable vehicle that I know will stay on the road for miles with minimum upkeep; with 25k miles in only 9 months, this van has certainly fallen into that category. Of course, this is a vehicle built for a family so one hardly expects it to be "speedy" and certainly this is not the vehicle one would drive to try and impress. It is a large box on wheels, not a flashy sports car. Yet, I will say that it handles extremely well. I live well out in the country and have to drive down miles of very twisted country roads, and I never feels as if the van is "listing" or sloppy on the corners. While I could wish for better gas mileage, the van more than makes up for the lack of fuel efficiency in pure comfort, which is important when you're putting the hours in the vehicle that I do! I love the little luxuries that it offers: the Sirius XM, the heated seats, the DVD entertainment system. Heck, sometimes when I need to relax I climb in the back and just watch a movie! For once my kinds aren't all fighting to sit in the front! Like I said, don't expect this thing to take off from the red light like a Ferrari, but certainly it has plenty of power in the engine when needed - like when you're helping a friend move in the mountains of Colorado. And equally important: really good brakes (for when you're coming down those Colorado mountains with that same van full of boxes)! So keep your over-sized SUVs, keep your fancy sports cars: I'll take my minivan with a smile on my face!