Hi, I'm in the market for a used Town and Country, 2000 through 2004.
Are any of these model years ones I should avoid due to transmission or other reliability concerns?
Thanks, Dave
Not really. The 01 & up models though are a little more useful because the rear bench is split. They also have a redsigned intake plenum so the engine can be serviced more easily. Otherwise very nice products. Larry
Read the full replyHi, I'm in the market for a used Town and Country, 2000 through 2004.
Are any of these model years ones I should avoid due to transmission or other reliability concerns?
Thanks, Dave
Reliability wise they were pretty good doing those years. We have a
2000 and a 2002 and both have been good. The 2000 is slightly larger in the back than the 2001+ models. This is probably a non-issue, but we found out because our triplet stroller just fits in the 2000, but won't fit in the 2001+ models.Have something to add? Share your thoughts — no account required.
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