2005 Chrysler Town and Country Unknown

The highest-ranking member of Chrysler’s family of front-wheel-drive minivans, the Chrysler Town and Country has long appealed to families and empty-nesters seeking a practical vehicle with a dash of luxury inside and out. Early T Cs satisfied this desire with wood-grain decals, leather seats and a standard V6 engine. Since its introduction for 1990, the Chrysler Town and Country has shared all of its mechanicals with its less upscale Dodge siblings, the Caravan and Grand Caravan, and that carries through to the current generation. Over the years, some of the Town and Country’s amenities have been truly ground-breaking. The T C has offered Stow ’n Go, a seating system that provides fold-flat capability for both the second- and third-row seats, as well as in-floor storage compartments when the seats are occupied. They were also the first to offer driver-side sliding doors. The fourth-generation Chrysler Town and Country that was sold from 2001-’07. Chrysler fiddled with the trim levels several times during this generation, so used-minivan buyers are likely to come across many different trim level nomenclatures. Base models came with most essentials, though antilock brakes were optional. The midlevel trim was your ticket to the Stow ’n Go fold-flat seating system. Lower trims came with a 180-horsepower, 3.3-liter V6. A stronger 3.8-liter V6 good for 215 hp was offered on midlevel and premium trims. The Chrysler Town and Country was one of the few minivans with an all-wheel-drive option, but this was discontinued for 2005. This was also the first year you could get side curtain airbags; in previous years, only front seat-mounted side airbags were available. LIMITED LIFETIME ENGINE WARRANTY INCLUDED!!! WARRANTY INCLUDES ALL INTERNALLY LUBRICATED PARTS FOR THE LIFE OF THE ENGINE TO THE PURCHASER OF THIS VEHICLE. EXTENDED SERVICE CONTRACTS ARE ALSO AVAILABLE. Thanks for looking and we hope to see you soon!