It's one of the best work minivans. Stow and go seats are nice and paired with a big cargo space. Dual purpose for hauling objects protected from weather elements and hauling people for long drives.
When I got my first Town and Country, it took me about five minutes to get over the dreaded "soccer mom" stereotype people talk about. Once I realized how practical it was, I wondered why I waited so long to get one. It gave me years of service before the out-of-production fuel rail failed. I recently bought a 2015 T&C that I like, although I just had to get the transmission rebuilt. It's super handy for hauling people and equipment, which is great for a busy musician. The biggest risk with any Chrysler product is build quality, like the pinion gear that recently shredded itself despite never being abused or used to tow. But I got the van for a good price, and even after the transmission fiasco I have less invested in it than any comparable vehicle on the market. Crossing my fingers that nothing else fails.🤞
I have a 2017 Crew Plus. I got the optional running boards, and it most of the options, it doesn't have blind spot warning or backup sensors, but it does have the trizone climate control. The Stow-n-go really comes in handy, and for kids getting a bit queasy in the 3rd row, the power opening rear quarter windows are a God-send. The GC is a versatile, jack of all trades, master of none kind of vehicle. When I look at the price of a new Pacifica with the equivalent trim level, I think I'll just drive my trusty GC until it wont' go anymore. Oh, and the 2nd row Captains chairs slide forward and back, I've been told they don't do that on the Pacifica. Thanks for the review.
Those painted rims on the GT model is so amazing back when I was at TSC school a few years ago my functional living teacher has a 2017 Dodge Grand Caravan SXT granite in color I was wondering the power third row vents that was not found on the Pacifica
LOL… my wife and I had a Town and Country for a few years. Actually not terrible for the bulky car seat phase. The entertainment system was nice for long drives. The family hauler these days is a 4Runner, so I don’t miss the van too much. 👍
