Chrysler Town and Country Usados en Venta en St. Louis, MO

This minivan has a lot of space for traveling, but in the long run and for around town, I am usually by myself. It seems like a waste of gas to be driving around town this much. I also wish that with the winters here, I had gotten an all-wheel drive SUV or crossover. I believe the minivans are past their prime. I would prefer to drive a bit sportier car. It does have pretty good pick up, and if you have a few people to go somewhere or a pick up from the airport, it is a great car.

I never thought I'd be a minivan person, but the Town and Country has changed my mind! I don't think I'd go back to an SUV again for my 3 kids. There is a ton of room for everyone to fit comfortably, and the DVD player is easy to use and keeps the kids occupied on long car rides. The seats fold up and disappear, which is great when we have a lot of stuff or the dogs with us. It is also great for storage when the seats are upright. There is an abundance of cup holders, and the sliding doors are incredibly helpful for the kids. We have driven the heck out of this van and have had no real issues after 3 years and 90,000 miles. We have only had to do minor repairs. The one thing that I wish the car had was the ability to tell you what tires are low when the low air light comes on. My previous car (a Chevy) would tell you exactly what the tire pressure was for all 4 tires, making it a quick fix when there was a problem. Often, the light comes on when weather goes from warm to cold, which is expected, but it takes forever to manually figure out which tires need how much air, and even after we fill the tires it takes forever for the light to go off. The back seats are also a little off center, making it hard for certain car seats.