1998 Chrysler Town & Country

Pros: Comfortable seats & ride; Handling; Interior flexibility & capacity; Towing performance; Stands up to abuse.

Cons: None

The Bottom Line: A great vehicle - has served our needs 110%!

Review: 8 yr old LXI has held up incredibly well; we've owned it since 2002. Original owners had put less than 60,000 on it in the first 4 yrs, now approaching 135,000. Even with that mileage, I am looking forward to trips to come - have to drive Seattle to ...

Pros: roomy

Cons: can't think of any

Review: We bought our minivan because we have three kids under the age of 4! If you have ever tried to put three car seats in a vehicle, you will know why we LOVE our Chrysler minivan! The dual side doors are a dream come true because you can actually reach...

Pros: Beautiful minivan, lots of luxury extras!

Cons: blind spot for driver

The Bottom Line: It's a beautiful, reliable minivan. A comfortable ride & luxurious appointments makes it even better.

Review: I bought this minivan used at 85000 miles & am the second owner. I had it inspected when I purchased it & the only thing it needed was windshield wipers. After owning a horrible Mazda 929 with no trunk space & repairs on a monthly basis, this van is a...

Pros: Lots of extras, roomy, easy to drive

Cons: None so far.

The Bottom Line: It's a great vehicle with tons of luxury features that is not only practical and reliable, but a lot of fun to drive as well.

Review: We traded in our older car for the Chrysler Town & Country LXi about six months ago. So far, we cou ...

Pros: A stellar family car

Cons: None

Review: When we set out for a new minivan, we didn't know what to look for. With all the possibilities there are out there, we didn't know how to choose. One sliding door or two? Leather or not? What brand should we choose? Then we test drove the Chrysler Town...

Pros: Stylish, Comfortable, Quiet - A Pleasure to Drive

Cons: Ride under heavy load

Review: Although I have owned Chrysler minivan's previously, I checked out the competition from Ford and GM nameplates, as well as several imports (transplants)in this vehicle group before going upscale with my 1996 LXi.
But Chrysler has continued to...

Pros: comfort, drivability, luxury features, quality

Cons: gas consumption

Review: After my 9-year old Plymouth Voyager Minivan was stolen I decided to replace it with a 1998 upscale Chrysler T&C LXi. I would have to say the comparison was like night and day! Where the Voyager felt light, underpowered, spartan, and utilitarian,...

Pros: Luxury of a car in the body of a van.

Cons: Rear lift window doesn't open (like in an SUV).

The Bottom Line: I couldn't be happier. My first minivan is the most luxurious car I've ever owned.

Review: We recently purchased our first minivan after a nightmare 2500 mile drive in our 4 door sedan. After one test drive, a used 1998 T&C LXi was the only way to go for us. With 73,000 miles on it, someone must have drove this van everywhere. However, it...

Pros: Comfort, ride, handling, braking, workmanship

Cons: Unimpressive fuel mileage, crosswind noise,

Review: The Daimler-Chrysler line of mini-vans, have since their inception in
1984, been the standard by which all other mini-vans have been judged.
As the innovators of the body style and configuration, Chrysler led the
field into the...

Pros: full of great luxury features

Cons: nothing major... minor things

Review: 12/99

We bought our '98 Town & Country in June '98 and we love it. We had previously owned a Ford Windstar... the difference is significant. We decided we needed a new van because of the driver-side sliding door. But it prompted us to...