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Win writes:
2003 Chrysler Town & Country Limited Review
ProsSuperb Comfort and Luxury. Good handling and performance. ConsHigh Maintenance Cost despite low initial cost. Fuel Consumption can be insane when driving in urban areas.
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Buy It Only If You Can Afford It. — One of the Best MPVs driven and sat in. Luxury, luxury, luxury. Looks are appealing, and rather well-proportioned for an MPV. Interior is luxurious and spacious, and unlike other MPVs, this has lots of boot space. Comfort is the only item served on the menu with this car. Rides like a dream. Passengers are treated like royalty. It's not a sports car, so don't expect kart-like handling and fantastic braking performance, remember this thing weighs in excess of two thousand five hundred kilograms. Power is abundant, although engine produces rather low output power for its capacity, it is more than adequate to haul this 2.5tonne around anywhere with ease. Handling is much more car-like; even though it is huge it, does not handle like a van or lorry. Driving around town can be tricky, especially during parking, and it becomes extremely thirsty too. This vehicle was designed and built mainly for driving long trips and cruising on the expressway, getting much better fuel economy on highway driving, it also has cruise control too. Parts don't come cheap and can be quite high-maintenance with all the electrical sliding doors and power-everything, just pray that the electronics and automated parts don't fail, as replacement does not come cheap, as well as heading back to the agent to fix it (regular mechanics may not have the adequate knowledge and tools for such a job). Which all adds up to $$$. Nice to drive or be a passenger of this King of MPV, but not too gentle on the wallet. Buying this car is just like buying an elephant as a pet; if you buy the elephant, you have to feed the elephant....
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Bryan writes:
2003 Chrysler Town & Country LXi Review
Prosroomy interior. hauled a love seat, bumper pool table, with plenty room still Consfuel milage could come up
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No Review Title — plenty of room inside, handles nice going at highway speed and city speed, plenty power from the 3.8 litre we had hauled a love seat, a bumper pool table. I would get another with no problem 3 more words today Primary Use: Family transportation | ||
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waves writes:
2003 Chrysler Town & Country LXi Review
ProsNice family or business car... Consmight have too many miles... 
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Drives Well And Handles Great — It looks good and performs well. Very little maintenance and regular oil changes have helped this car to keep its value even with the mileage. DVD works and that makes a nice family traveling tool. Seats can be folded over or completely removed for extra storage Primary Use: Family transportation | ||
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Philip writes:
2003 Chrysler Town & Country Base Review
Prosgood gas millage and really good engine qualitys Conshigh matenince fee once in a while
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jefflisa1 writes:
2003 Chrysler Town & Country LXi Review
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Overall We Are Very Satisfied — We haven't had any trouble up to this point with the van, except a couple of recalls that were fixed in a timely manner. It is very spacious and comfortable for 6 people. The stereo system is great. Owner for 4 years, 0 months Miles Driven per Year:11,000 |
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