Chrysler Town & Country Years

What Features Came On The Chrysler Town & Country

While the Town & Country model name has long been used within the Chrysler family, if you're driving one today it's probably a minivan made for the 2001 through 2016 model years. The model was replaced by the Chrysler Pacifica for the 2017 model year.

Chrysler Town & Country Amenities

That final 2016 version came with a V6 engine that teamed to a six-speed automatic transmission and front-wheel drive. Other features, both standard and optional, included:

• Halogen headlights
• Perimeter approach lights
• Four-wheel anti-lock disc brakes
• 17-inch aluminum alloy wheels
• Power sliding rear doors
• Power liftgate
• Remote keyless entry
• Dual-zone climate control
• Leather-trimmed seats
• LCD monitor
• AM/FM/satellite radio
• Bluetooth streaming

Crucial Chrysler Town & Country Maintenance And Repairs

Canadians drive an average of 15,000 kilometers per year, depending on their province and other factors. Even if you purchased the last model to roll off the assembly line, by this point you've likely driven your minivan more than 100,000 kilometers on your odometer. To keep it running right, you're looking at service appointments for issues like:

• Replacing the spark plugs
• Changing the timing belt
• Switching out fluids such as the engine coolant, differential fluid, and automatic transmission fluid

We Sell The Genuine Chrysler Town & Country Parts You Need

Don't trust your treasured minivan to generic parts. Only Chrysler makes the parts that are guaranteed to be compatible with your minivan, and we sell them right here. We also ship anywhere in the country, so order now!