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Jeffrey writes:
2000 Chrysler Town & Country Limited AWD Review
ProsComfort Constransmission
35
Good Quality, Comfortable, And Reliable — Very good performance and handling for a luxury mini-van. Getting to the point where we need to worry about rust issues in the strut towers and rear fender area. Normal transmission issues caused us to replace the trans a couple of years ago. Great fuel economy from the 3.8 liter V6, and power to use the factory towing package. Primary Use: Family transportation
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woosailor writes:
2000 Chrysler Town & Country LXi Review
ProsIt's a covered pickup truck with leather seats ConsRust should not happen so easily 
55
This Is A Great Family Car. Not Stylish But Not Bad Either. Gets You And The Kids There In Comfort — Chrysler was under the gun with competition from Honda. Performance was OK, cost of ownership was not bad, but rust under the paint after about 6 years? Japanese cars have shown Detroit that no longer needs to be acceptable. The electronics may have done by a high school physics class. The windows go up and down at will. Primary Use: Family transportation | ||
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Kevin writes:
2000 Chrysler Town & Country Limited Review
Prosgood for transit. Consnot incredablie fast.
35
Overall, Its Good. — good car. fun to drive. good acceleration, good brakes. handles pretty well for a minivan. occasional repairs neeeded. good looking as far as vans go. good gas mileage even with a large load. does not need much maintenance at all. Primary Use: Family transportation | ||
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Malibu99 writes:
2000 Chrysler Town & Country LXi Review
ProsHandles family trips long and short. Gas mileage good on highway. Rear seats are movable. A/C when works is real good. Overall quality for a 13 year old van is good ConsBody rot on rear wheel well. Seats are heavy for removing.
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Good Overall — I like the van for its versatility. I bought ours used with 52K miles. Now have 109k. Have had number of things that needed replacing. But nothing out of the ordinary. Brakes hold up well. Compared with General Motor brake lines that rust out Chrysler is much better. One annoyance was the serpentine belt jumping the pulleys. I was able to fix myself with a Danco pulley kit. Basically a side shield that kept serpentine belt in place. Changing spark plugs and wires is a chore for back half of engine, had to have mechanic finish for me. Spare tire crank needs to be serviced yearly or you will have problem getting spare down. Mice like the insulation near firewall and chew it than pee all over. Of course then it smells in the cab. Peppermint oil seems to slow them down and make van smell better. Must apply few times a year. As a family van it has been good for long trip to Florida each year. Family of 5 so we remove one center seat and have ample room for our stuff. It rides comfortably and handles good. Primary Use: Family transportation | ||
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Jenifer0097 writes:
2000 Chrysler Town & Country Review
35
Serving Its Purpose, But Has Its Quirks. — Love the dual sliding doors, hate that the seat belts stick. Difficult for my husband to work on, great to cart around kids. This van is serving its purpose, but still has quirks. Owner for 1 years, 6 months Miles Driven per Year:10,000 |
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