2000 Chrysler Town and Country LX 3.3 flex fuel
Summary:
This car is reliable and practical
Faults:
My only complaint is that the front end has a noise that I can't seem to figure out. It rattles when I go over rolling bumps at a slow speed, but it has done this for the past 2 years and doesn't seem to get better or worse with time. I haven't taken it to a suspension expert to diagnose it because it doesn't seem to change or get worse. It is a very mild noise. Ball joints are tight and so are the tie rod ends and rack and pinion.
General Comments:
This car is perfect for a family of five such as mine. During trips we have a good amount of space behind the rear seat for luggage storage and all the other things we need for a week or two.
The seats are cloth and have seen much abuse from my 3 boys and are still looking good. The drivers seat is comfortable and gives a good view in all directions for the operation of the vehicle.
The performance even after 60000 miles is great. The oil consumption is negligible and the transmission doesn't miss a beat.
The body is real clean and the clear coat finish still shines with not much effort. I had a fender bender a year ago and the left two doors had skins put on them and repainted. I can't see the difference between the old and the new finish. I had a great body man work on it.
I have the original tires and brakes and they need to be replaced, but are working real well.
Would you buy another car from this manufacturer? Yes
Review Date: 21st June, 2004
10th Aug 2004, 12:26
We had the same noise in the front end and it turned out to be the sway bars. Chrysler replaced them and we haven't had any noise since. If they could only fix the quart of oil it has burnt since day 1 I would be happy.