“Very happy overall with the vehicle. 1-The phone system is a problem - it will not recognize my speech no matter how many times I reset it. 2 - I wish there was a fold-down grab handle above passenger front seat. 3-Also wish power seats had a memory function as it is difficult to get seat back to the comfortable position after spouse drives.”
Chrysler Town & Country: Trims, Generations & Buyer's Guide
Last updated August 13, 2026
The Chrysler Town & Country is an upscale, comfort-focused minivan known for flexible Stow ’n Go seating and family-friendly convenience. It combines a dressed-up cabin with the everyday passenger and cargo usefulness expected of a family van.
Chrysler consistently treated the Town & Country as the more polished side of its minivan formula, with comfort and convenience taking priority over sporty handling or standout fuel economy. Its defining practical idea was Stow ’n Go seating, which made switching between people and cargo easier. The 2011 refresh improved the cabin, ride, quietness, and safety equipment, while later years kept the same family-road-trip focus until the Pacifica replaced it for 2017.
Strengths
- Stow ’n Go rear seats fold into the floor, making it easy to switch from carrying people to hauling cargo without removing heavy seats.
- The cabin puts comfort and convenience first, giving the van a more upscale feel than a basic family hauler.
- Power side doors and rear-seat entertainment help make busy family days and long trips easier.
- Models from the 2011 refresh onward include useful safety aids such as blind-spot monitoring, rear cross-traffic alerts, parking sensors, and a backup camera.
- The 2016 model provides 140.3 cubic feet of maximum cargo room, underscoring how much it can carry with the seats folded.
Who it's for
It best fits families who regularly carry children, adults, or bulky gear and want the flexibility of a minivan without a basic-feeling cabin. It also suits road-trip buyers who value easy entry, useful storage, and passenger comfort more than sporty driving or exceptional fuel economy.
Chrysler Town & Country lineup
Where offered, LX is the straightforward entry model, while Touring is the core family-focused trim. Touring-L sits above Touring with a more comfort-focused position and also served as the basis for limited-run anniversary models. The S, introduced for 2013, stands apart with darker styling, a firmer suspension, and upgraded rear entertainment. Limited is the luxury-leaning choice, while Limited Platinum became the top trim in 2015 for shoppers seeking the richest version.
Chrysler Town & Country generations
From 2009 to 2016, the Town & Country spans 1 generation. The current 5th Generation — RT arrived for 2008.
5th Generation — RT (2008–2016)
This generation kept the Town & Country’s front-wheel-drive minivan layout, fold-into-floor Stow ’n Go seating, and family-focused cabin. A major 2011 update brought fresh styling, a redesigned interior, improved road manners, and a 3.6-liter V6 across the lineup. It ended after 2016, when the Chrysler Pacifica replaced it.
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2016Trim changes
A limited-run Anniversary Edition joined the lineup with a power sunroof and added comfort and convenience features. This was the final Town & Country model year.
2015Trim changes
The new LX became the entry trim, while Limited Platinum became the top trim and Limited moved below it.
2014Trim changes
A Touring-L-based 30th Anniversary Edition joined the lineup.
2013Trim changes
The new S trim brought dark exterior details, firmer suspension tuning, and dual-screen Blu-ray rear entertainment.
2012
Leather-trimmed seats and rear-seat DVD entertainment became standard across the lineup.
2011Mid-cycle update
Revised exterior styling, a redesigned cabin, improved seating and road manners, and a new 3.6-liter V6 refreshed the full lineup.
2010Trim changes
Carryover year with no significant lineup-wide changes.
2009
Stow ’n Go fold-into-floor seating became standard across all trims, and the brakes were improved.
What's new by year
See what changed in a specific model year of the Chrysler Town & Country.
Frequently asked questions
What kind of vehicle is the Chrysler Town & Country?
The Chrysler Town & Country is a seven-seat minivan with a comfort-focused cabin and family-friendly features. The final 2016 lineup used a gas V6, an automatic transmission, and front-wheel drive.
What is the Chrysler Town & Country known for?
It is known for combining minivan usefulness with a more upscale feel. Stow ’n Go fold-flat seats, power side doors, flexible storage, and rear entertainment made it especially practical for families and road trips.
Does the Chrysler Town & Country have Stow ’n Go seating?
Yes. Stow ’n Go lets the second- and third-row seats fold into the floor, creating a flatter cargo area without removing seats. When the seats are upright, the floor compartments also provide hidden storage.
Is the Chrysler Town & Country a hybrid?
No. The Town & Country covered here is a gas-powered minivan. From the major 2011 update through the final 2016 model, every trim used a 3.6-liter V6 and six-speed automatic transmission.
How many people and how much cargo can a Town & Country carry?
The final Town & Country seats seven and provides up to 140.3 cubic feet of cargo room. Its fold-into-floor second and third rows make it easy to switch between carrying people and hauling bulky items.
Is the Town & Country a good fit for family road trips?
Yes, especially for families that value easy access, flexible seating, and passenger comfort. Power-sliding doors, three-zone climate control, storage compartments, and trim-dependent rear entertainment help on longer drives.
What generation was the final Chrysler Town & Country?
The final Town & Country belonged to the fifth generation, which ran from 2008 through 2016. Chrysler ended the nameplate after 2016 and replaced it with the all-new Pacifica for 2017.
Chrysler Town & Country Reviews
What owners are saying about the Chrysler Town & Country.
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Chrysler Town & Country
(1,064 reviews)
“Love the space it provides interiorly. The options to collapse seats gives us ton of storage room and still fits our 3 car seats comfortably. We also love the dvd player for our kids.”
“The rear heater controls on the dash are a puzzle, I have a hard time remembering if they are locked.”
“The chrome trim around the air conditioning vents cast an image on the window that is a distraction with regard to the outside rear view mirrors. This might be a safety concern because it is so distinctly in view when using the exterior rear view mirrors.”
“The vehicle rides smooth and I haven't had any issues at all. Gas mileage is great and the interior is the most comfortable as any vehicle I have ever been in. If you need to remove the seats at any time, these are the best as they fold inside and the process is so quick and easy, really worth it. Even the windows in the sliding side doors roll down. A luxurious vehicle with advanced features for a great price.”
“it has tons of room, drives great, stereo sounds good. Back up camera is amazing”