Chrysler Town & Country LX, Touring & More

Last updated August 4, 2026

Chrysler Town & Country

The Town & Country lineup starts with the LX, which already covers the family essentials with fold-flat Stow 'n Go seating and power doors. Touring and Touring Plus add everyday comfort, while the S takes a separate path with blacked-out styling, a firmer suspension, and rear entertainment. Touring-L is the comfort-and-safety step-up. The Anniversary Edition and Touring-L 30th Anniversary add commemorative details and bundled convenience features. Limited moves into luxury territory, and Limited Platinum tops the range with richer materials, upgraded audio, memory settings, a sunroof, and Blu-ray entertainment.

What each trim is known for

Chrysler Town & Country Base Model

Base Model

LX

The Base Model trim level, represented by LX, is the value-minded entry point with the Town & Country’s main family conveniences already built in.

Best for: Families who want the core minivan conveniences without moving into the comfort-focused trims.


Highlights

  • Stow 'n Go second- and third-row seats that fold into the floor
  • Dual power-sliding side doors and a power liftgate
  • Leather-trimmed seating
  • Three-zone climate control
1 in stock
Chrysler Town & Country Mid-Level

Mid-Level

TouringTouring Plus

The Mid-Level trim level—Touring and Touring Plus—is the mainstream family upgrade, with Touring focused on daily convenience and Touring Plus adding more passenger comfort and entertainment.

Best for: Families who want more everyday comfort, especially on regular school runs and road trips.


Highlights

  • Power-adjustable driver’s seat
  • Automatic three-zone climate control
  • Automatic headlights and fog lamps
  • On Touring Plus, heated first- and second-row seats and dual-screen rear entertainment

Adds a power driver’s seat, automatic climate control, automatic headlights, and fog lamps over the Base Model; Touring Plus goes further with heated seating and rear entertainment.

10 in stock
Chrysler Town & Country Sport Styling

Sport Styling

S

The Sport Styling trim level, sold as the S, gives the minivan a darker appearance and a more entertainment-focused cabin rather than pushing further into traditional luxury.

Best for: Families who prefer blacked-out styling and built-in entertainment over a brighter luxury look.


Highlights

  • Black chrome grille and blacked-out headlights
  • Black leather-trimmed seats with cloth inserts and silver stitching
  • Dual-screen Blu-ray rear entertainment
  • Performance suspension

Adds S-specific blacked-out styling, a performance suspension, and dual-screen Blu-ray entertainment over the Mid-Level formula.

0 in stock
Chrysler Town & Country Comfort Upgrade

Comfort Upgrade

Touring-L

The Comfort Upgrade trim level, sold as Touring-L, is the comfort-and-safety sweet spot with a more polished cabin and added driver-assist features.

Best for: Families who prioritize extra comfort and help with parking, lane-side traffic, and bad-weather driving.


Highlights

  • SafetyTec suite with blind-spot warning, rear cross-traffic alert, and rear parking sensors
  • Perforated leather-trimmed seating
  • Eight-way power front-passenger seat
  • Second- and third-row window shades

Moves beyond the S trim’s styling focus with a driver-assist suite, perforated leather, a power front-passenger seat, remote start, and rear window shades.

2 in stock
Chrysler Town & Country Special Editions

Special Editions

Anniversary EditionTouring-L 30th Anniversary

The Special Editions trim level—Anniversary Edition and Touring-L 30th Anniversary—turns the Touring-L formula into a commemorative comfort package with added warmth, convenience, and unique trim details.

Best for: Shoppers who like Touring-L’s balance but want bundled comfort features and distinctive anniversary details.


Highlights

  • Heated front and second-row seats
  • Heated steering wheel
  • Keyless entry with push-button start
  • Power sunroof and commemorative trim details

Adds heated seating, a heated steering wheel, keyless access with push-button start, a sunroof, and anniversary-specific details over the Comfort Upgrade.

1 in stock
Chrysler Town & Country Premium Comfort

Premium Comfort

Limited

The Premium Comfort trim level, sold as Limited, is the luxury-focused family version with softer materials, built-in navigation, and easier third-row operation.

Best for: Families who want a richer cabin for long trips without needing the top trim’s full entertainment and audio package.


Highlights

  • Nappa leather-trimmed seats with suede inserts
  • Built-in navigation
  • Heated first- and second-row seats plus a heated steering wheel
  • Power-folding third-row seat

Adds a more consistently luxury-focused cabin with navigation, Nappa leather and suede seating, a large covered center console, and a power-folding third row.

1 in stock
Chrysler Town & Country Top Tier

Top Tier

Limited Platinum

The Top Tier trim level, sold as Limited Platinum, is the fully equipped luxury version with the richest cabin presentation, stronger audio, and upgraded rear entertainment.

Best for: Families seeking the most comfort, entertainment, and upscale cabin details in the Town & Country range.


Highlights

  • Premium Nappa leather-trimmed seats with suede microfiber accents
  • Nine-speaker premium audio system
  • Dual-screen Blu-ray rear entertainment
  • Driver memory settings and a power sunroof

Adds a standard sunroof, upgraded nine-speaker audio, dual-screen Blu-ray entertainment, richer seat trim, and driver memory features over Premium Comfort.

0 in stock

Trim comparison

FeatureTop TierMid-LevelBase ModelSport StylingComfort UpgradePremium ComfortSpecial Editions
Includes
Limited Platinum0 in stock
Touring, Touring Plus10 in stock
Touring-L2 in stock
Limited1 in stock
Anniversary Edition, Touring-L 30th Anniversary1 in stock
Cabin and seating themePremium Nappa leather and suede microfiberLeather-trimmed; Touring Plus adds more comfortLeather-trimmedBlack leather and cloth with silver stitchingPerforated leather-trimmedNappa leather and suedeTouring-L-based; 30th adds Nappa leather and suede
Heated comfortHeated front seats and steering wheelFront and second rows on Touring PlusFront and second rows; heated steering wheelFront and second rows; heated steering wheel
Rear entertainmentDual-screen Blu-rayDual DVD screens on Touring PlusDual-screen Blu-ray
Power sunroofStandardStandard
Built-in navigationStandardStandard
Driver-assist emphasisRearview camera on Touring PlusSafetyTec suiteSafetyTec suiteTouring-L safety foundation
Distinctive hardwareMemory settings and premium audioPower driver’s seatStow 'n Go seatingPerformance suspensionPower front-passenger seatPower-folding third rowKeyless start and anniversary details

Frequently asked questions

What is the Town & Country LX trim?

In the later lineup, LX is the straightforward entry trim. It still carries the essentials: a 3.6-liter V6, Stow ’n Go seats, leather-trimmed seating, power side doors, a power liftgate, and a 6.5-inch touchscreen.

What does Touring add over LX?

In years when both were offered, Touring adds everyday conveniences over LX. Key upgrades include a power-adjustable driver’s seat, automatic three-zone climate control, automatic headlights, and fog lamps, while keeping the same core seating flexibility.

What is the difference between Touring and Touring Plus?

Touring Plus is the more comfort- and entertainment-focused version. Depending on year, it adds heated front and second-row seats, power adjustment for both front seats, rear video screens, a backup camera, and richer cabin trim.

What makes the Town & Country S different?

The S is the sport-styled trim offered in later years. It uses dark exterior details, a black cabin theme, special seat trim, a firmer suspension, a large center console, and dual-screen Blu-ray rear entertainment.

Should I pick the S or Touring-L?

Pick the S for darker styling, a firmer ride, and built-in rear entertainment. Pick Touring-L for a more comfort-focused cabin, perforated leather, a power front-passenger seat, window shades, remote start, and added driver aids.

What does Touring-L add over Touring?

In later lineups, Touring-L adds a more polished cabin and extra convenience. Typical upgrades include perforated leather, a power-adjustable front-passenger seat, remote start, rear window shades, and driver aids such as blind-spot warning.

What is the Town & Country Anniversary Edition?

The later Anniversary Edition is a short-run Touring-L-based trim. It adds a power sunroof, heated front and second-row seats, a heated steering wheel, keyless entry with push-button start, and remote start.

Are the Anniversary Edition and 30th Anniversary Edition the same trim?

No. They are separate short-run trims from different points in the final generation. Both build on Touring-L, but the 30th Anniversary emphasizes special leather and suede seat trim, unique badging, heated features, push-button start, and power-adjustable pedals.

What does Limited add over Touring-L?

In later years, Limited adds a more luxury-focused cabin. It brings softer Nappa leather and suede seat trim, built-in navigation, heated first- and second-row seats, a heated steering wheel, a larger center console, and a power-folding third row.

What does Limited Platinum add over Limited?

In the final lineups, Limited Platinum adds a sunroof, richer leather and suede trim, upgraded nine-speaker audio, dual-screen Blu-ray entertainment, and driver memory settings. It is the more fully equipped of the two luxury-focused trims.

Which Town & Country trim is a sensible everyday family choice?

Touring is the sensible middle choice when you want useful comfort without moving into the luxury-focused trims. In the years it was offered, it paired Stow ’n Go and power doors with a power driver’s seat, automatic climate control, and automatic headlights.

Which Town & Country trims have rear-seat entertainment?

It depends on year. Touring Plus used dual overhead DVD screens, while later S and Limited Platinum models featured dual-screen Blu-ray systems. Rear entertainment also became standard across the three-trim lineup for 2012, so verify the equipment on the individual van.

Which trims have heated second-row seats?

Heated second-row seats appear on several comfort-focused versions, depending on year. Touring Plus, Limited, Limited Platinum, Anniversary Edition, and Touring-L 30th Anniversary are the main trims to check.