Faults:

Brake problems started at 12,000 miles

Have spent thousands on brake repairs and they won't last more than 2-3 months.

Transmission replaced at 35,000.

AC compressor replaced at 37,000.

Rear wheel hubs replaced at 39,000 and at 52,000.

ABS Brake master system replaced at 77,000 and spent over $3500.

Too many electrical problems to describe!

All kinds of suspension and brake noises have worsened at 79,000.

General Comments:

Would not buy again because of serious brake problems.

Very comfortable, but extremely unreliable.

Faults:

Sensor which tells transmission to change gears at about 165,000 miles.

Headlamps and fog lights are covered with a plastic material (opposed to glass covers) that over time have become milky and reduce lamp effectiveness.

Spoiler on front bumper is low and drags over curbing at pull-in parking spaces.

General Comments:

This vehicle is everything a "mini-van" should be!!

For the price, the features that are standard on the Town & Country Limited often exceed those of much pricier vehicles which make it a real bargain!

It rides, drives and handles like a dream even with 196,000) +) miles.

The gas mileage is reasonable considering vehicle weight.

Cruise and radio controls on steering wheel are not only simple to use, but also an added safety feature.

If you like great sound, the Infinity 8 stereo system is super!!

Quad / reclining seating (power front seats) allows each passenger to have their own space within their own personal level of comfort.

Love those heated seats in the winter!!

Seats on rollers are easy to reconfigure or remove.

It's like having a car, a van and a luxury truck all in one!!

Leather seats shows little or no wear.

Yes!! I will purchase another Chrysler Town & Country Limited...maybe at 250,000 miles I will start looking!!

Faults:

Tie rod end replaced.

Dash speaker "clips" with high bass levels.

Depreciation. Seriously, in 1999 this van retailed for almost $38,000. Bought it in 2003 with just under 50,000 miles on it for $12,500. Over $25,000 in four years is too much, just glad I didn't have to suck it up.

Brake pedal is very firm compared to other vehicles I have driven. I know soft brakes are not good, but this feels almost too firm.

General Comments:

This van is quiet. Traveling at highway speeds, the third row seat passengers can converse with the driver in a normal tone and volume.

Comfortable. The Limited is equipped with all the nice little touches and the seating is comfortable all the way around, right on down to the third row bench.

Cruiser. Get this on the highway, set the cruise, and go. Great driving position, seats, low ambient noise, nice Infiniti sound system, rear heat/ac.

Easy pull seats, rear bench is on wheels and can be "rolled" from rear position to second row if you pull out second row captain's chairs.

Not bad acceleration and handling considering the weight of the vehicle and the tuning of the suspension.

Van came equipped with towing package, which of all things, added a full service spare. Great to have for those trips where a loaded vehicle on a high mileage trip can't afford to run on a temp-a-spare doughnut.

Great suspension. Load it up and vehicle handles almost as well as when empty and the headlights don't point to the sky.

Styling. Chrysler hit a nice styling cue with this van. Not so sure if improvement was made in newer, squared off and lined designs.

Limited comes standard with the 3.8 V6, which should be the minimum for a vehicle of this size.

Homelink built in garage door openers and on-board computer showing direction, temperature, and mileage information is a nice touch.

Steering wheel has both cruise and audio controls.

Just replaced the OEM Michelins. They had over 71,000 miles on them and there was still adequate tread for daily driving, although wet/snow traction was beginning to suffer.