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2006 Chrysler Town & Country LX LWB FWDReview
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2006 Chrysler Town & Country Touring LWB FWDReview
Love This Van! — This is my 3rd Chrysler van! I love them! I have no negative thoughts for this vehicle. The gas mileage was even good, it handles well. Was never in the shop for anything other than routine maintenance except for the engine replacement. Never any problems! Primary Use: Family transportation Pros: Seats 7 passengers, stow and go seats, DVD with Headsets! Sat radio, good visibility, super comfortable easy to drive Cons: none this is my 3rd Town and Country |
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2006 Chrysler Town & Country LX LWB FWDReview
Nice Family Transport — performance quite calm, buildquiality ok, appearance - family, cost of ownership - bad, fueleconomy - bad, green values - no, roomy - yes, fun factor - surprisingly ok, very good on the highway, good for traveling, nice people transport, good for transporting what ever stuff. For example an entire IKEA kitchen. Primary Use: Commuting to work Pros: convenient Cons: not so sexy |
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2006 Chrysler Town & Country Touring LWB FWDReview
Great Family Vehicle — Got the big V-6, has no problem merging with traffic. The ride is smoother than the Alero we had before...so smooth. The stow and go seating is awesome, great for a night at the drive in. Only bad part is no hitch reciver, due to rerouting the exhaust because of the stow and go seats. Primary Use: Family transportation Pros: Complete versitility Cons: No hitch reciver |
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2006 Chrysler Town & Country Touring LWB FWDReview
Mom Car The Van — I love how comfy it is but it looks like a mom car. The ride to good and there is alot of room. Also love the stow and go. Like the fact that the seat go down it was hard to remove the seats in the older vans. The airconditioning is great gets the van cold very fast. Pros: Lots of Room comfy ride Cons: just tried of vans |
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2006 Chrysler Town & Country Touring LWB FWDReview
Chrysler Blah — I like the Sto & Go seating and the DVD player but the Nav system sucks. Everything breaks. Poorly built interior. It has bad fuel efficiency. I have all ready had to turn it in for major repairs to the suspention and now there is another recall on it. Man this sucks Pros: DVD, Sto & Go Cons: Week build. |
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2006 Chrysler Town & Country Limited LWB FWDReview
Luxury Airliner/ Sports Car Great For Family — Never thought I would love a mini-van. Traded my sports car for this amazing people hauler. The gas mileage is good, the handling is great, and the cofortable ride is exceptional. Everything is top notch in the limited, you are cheating yourself if you go with a lesser model. Owner for 1 years, 10 months Miles Driven per Year:11,000 Pros: Storage, ride, extras,power everything, parking assist, Cons: There is the potential for many repairs with all the equipment |
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2006 Chrysler Town & Country Touring LWB FWDReview
Not A Bad Van — Yes, practically everyone who owns a van has one of these. There's good reason. We live over 200 miles away from our families and repeated trips back and forth have accumulated over 36K miles in less than 2 years. Our first trip to the shop was about 1K miles ago. It rides about as smooth as any other van and there is enough room for 2 adults, 3 boys and the kitchen sink. The stow-n-go is a blessing when more room is needed (think 200 mile trip from Christmas and multiple local soccer games). The entertainment system is a God-send on the road trips as well. We purchased the T&C new in 2006 during a hefty promotional time period so it was extremely affordable. I will say, we are not a "van" family but it fits our lifestyle right now, and even more so when our baby arrived in 2006. So, due to our expanding family, we traded a Chevy Equinox for the T&C and to be honest, this is the longest we have ever had a vehicle. It works that well for us. The only thing I would change, as I've told my husband, is they need to come out with a Supercharged T&C. I'd never get rid of it. Owner for 2 years, 0 months Miles Driven per Year:17,000 Pros: Smooth Ride, Reliability, Spacious, Entertainment System, Dual Heat/Cool Controls, Power Doors/Liftgate, Rear Sensor |
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2006 Chrysler Town & Country FWDReview
Town And Country Family Friendly — We have had this for over a year drives nice handles good lots of room when I need to haul something the stow and go seats are great has been very depenable not many service issues other than an accident hard to find used body parts must mean they are still on the road. Had a trailer hitch added for about $300. pulls a trailer very nice some times don't even know its back there. Primary Use: Family transportation Pros: Stow-go seats Cons: Overall nothing i can think of |
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2006 Chrysler Town & Country LX LWB FWD Review
vs2006 Chevrolet Uplander 1LT Extended FWD
2006 Chrysler Town & Country LX LWB FWD winning categories:
Back Seats
Ranked 2006 Chevrolet Uplander 1LT Extended FWD worse.
"The 3rd row seats do not recline. *it may be an option on this model"
Would Buy
Ranked 2006 Chevrolet Uplander 1LT Extended FWD better.
"Easier to see out of. Dash panel seems closer to the driver. " |
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