Chrysler Town & Country

The Town & Country’s 2008 redesign brought more new features, chief among them available “Swivel ‘n Go” second-row captain’s chairs that could be rotated 180 degrees to face the third row. A removable plastic table could be installed between the second- and third-row seats, creating a versatile social space. The signature Stow ‘n Go seats remained available, too. Another option was Sirius Satellite TV, which piped live mobile feeds from Nickelodeon, Disney Channel and Cartoon Network to two 8-inch monitors that flipped down from the overhead console. Buyers could choose from three V-6 engines: a 175-horsepower 3.3-liter, 197-hp 3.8-liter or 251-hp 4.0-liter. A significant refresh for 2011 included updated exterior styling, a revamped interior and a 3.6-liter V-6 that served as the sole engine choice.

The Town & Country was redesigned for 2001 with a slightly sleeker, wedge-shaped look and new features like an available power rear liftgate and a movable center console. A choice of two V-6 engines was offered, as was front- or all-wheel drive. The 2004 model year brought a new short-wheelbase version, replacing the Voyager nameplate, while the long-wheelbase lineup added AWD Touring and Limited variants. AWD was dropped for 2005, and novel “Stow ‘n Go” second- and third-row seats that could fold flat into the floor debuted.