The best and worst Chrysler Town and Country years, by the numbers
Short answer: among Chrysler Town and Countrys old enough to judge (2005–2016), the 2005–2007 and 2015 have the fewest owner complaints per 10,000 sold. The 2008–2010 and 2016 have the most.
We counted every owner complaint filed with the federal government (NHTSA) for each model year and divided by how many were sold that year, so a year that sold more doesn’t look worse just for being popular. Years newer than 2016 are shown but not ranked — they haven’t been on the road long enough. How this is calculated.
Years with the most complaints
2008 Chrysler Town and Country · 154.7 per 10,000 sold (2.9× this model’s typical year)
Most-reported: Body control and other modules, typically around 87,200 miles; then airbags, seatbelts and restraints.
2009 Chrysler Town and Country · 83.1 per 10,000 sold (1.5× this model’s typical year)
Most-reported: Body control and other modules, typically around 84,200 miles; then airbags, seatbelts and restraints.
2010 Chrysler Town and Country · 138.6 per 10,000 sold (2.6× this model’s typical year)
Most-reported: Body control and other modules, typically around 85,000 miles; then stalling and no-start.
2016 Chrysler Town and Country · 83.4 per 10,000 sold (1.5× this model’s typical year)
Most-reported: Doors, windows, latches, seats and trim, typically around 60,000 miles; then automatic transmission internals.
Years with the fewest complaints
2005 Chrysler Town and Country · 26.2 per 10,000 sold (0.5× this model’s typical year)
Most-reported, even so: Body control and other modules, typically around 90,000 miles.
2006 Chrysler Town and Country · 23.5 per 10,000 sold (0.4× this model’s typical year)
Most-reported, even so: Power steering pump, rack and lines, typically around 60,000 miles.
2007 Chrysler Town and Country · 14.0 per 10,000 sold (0.3× this model’s typical year)
Most-reported, even so: Tank, lines and filler, typically around 92,000 miles.
2015 Chrysler Town and Country · 40.7 per 10,000 sold (0.8× this model’s typical year)
Most-reported, even so: Airbags, seatbelts and restraints, typically around 67,250 miles.
Every year: complaints per 10,000 sold
Typical Chrysler Town and Country year: 53.9 per 10,000 sold.
Complaints are counted once each, even when an owner lists several parts. Sales are US units sold in the calendar year, a close stand-in for the model year.
Common questions
What is the worst year for the Chrysler Town and Country?
Among Chrysler Town and Countrys old enough to judge (2005–2016), the 2008 has the most owner complaints per 10,000 sold: 154.7, about 2.9× a typical Chrysler Town and Country year. The 2009–2010 and 2016 also stand out.
What is the best year for the Chrysler Town and Country?
The 2007 has the fewest owner complaints per 10,000 sold among Chrysler Town and Countrys from 2005–2016: 14.0, against 53.9 for a typical year. The 2005–2006 and 2015 are also well below typical.
What goes wrong on the 2008 Chrysler Town and Country?
The most-reported problem on the 2008 Chrysler Town and Country is body control and other modules, typically around 87,200 miles.
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Source: NHTSA owner complaints and recalls; US sales from public industry figures. Complaints are self-reported and not independently verified. This is not an inspection and not a recommendation to buy or avoid any vehicle.