2009 Chrysler Town & Country

The most cargo and passenger space per dollar of anything on the lot.

Price: Get ePrice
Odometer: 108,000 mi
Body: Van
Combined: 20 mpg

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Availability, equipment, and pricing change. Confirm this vehicle by phone before traveling to Wantagh.

What this vehicle is

A family, a carpool, or anyone who regularly needs seven seats or a flat cargo floor.

Nothing moves seven people and their belongings for less money than a used minivan, and the RT-generation Town & Country introduced Stow ’n Go, second-row seats that fold completely into the floor rather than needing to be removed. For a family, a coach, or anyone who periodically needs a cargo van and the rest of the time needs seats, that single feature is the reason to consider this vehicle.

Low per seat and moderate in absolute terms. Around 20 mpg combined is realistic, the tires are an ordinary size, and parts for this generation are inexpensive and widely available. The costs that catch people out are the powered doors and liftgate, which are convenience features with real repair bills when they fail.

Specifications

The numbers on this Chrysler Town & Country

Odometer and body style are specific to this vehicle. Engine, drivetrain, and transmission are the configurations offered for this model year; confirm the exact build with us before you decide.

Body style: Van
Odometer: 108,000 miles
Generation: RT generation, 2008-2016
Drivetrain: Front-wheel drive
Engines offered: 3.3L V6, 3.8L V6 (about 197 hp), or 4.0L V6 (about 251 hp)
Transmission: Four-speed or six-speed automatic, depending on engine
Seating: 7 passengers
Doors: 5
Fuel: Gasoline
EPA estimate: 17 city / 25 highway / 20 combined mpg (3.8L V6)

Why people choose it

What this model does well

Strengths that belong to the model itself, not to this individual car.

01Stow ’n Go seating folds both rear rows flat into the floor without removing anything
02Power sliding doors and liftgate on most trims make loading children genuinely easier
03Cargo volume with the seats folded exceeds most full-size SUVs
04The lowest cost per seat of any vehicle in this inventory

Before you buy

What to check on this model

Items specific to the rt generation Town & Country, worth raising on a test drive rather than discovering later.

Read the full inspection checklist

✓Power sliding doors and the power liftgate are the most common failure points, so cycle each one fully before you buy
✓Ask which engine and transmission combination this van has; the 4.0L pairs with the six-speed and is the stronger setup
✓Check the rear heater and air conditioning lines underneath for corrosion
✓At this mileage, transmission service history is the question that matters most

Useful answers

Questions about this Chrysler Town & Country

What is Stow n Go seating?

It is the system that lets the second and third row seats fold flat into wells in the floor rather than being lifted out and stored in a garage. It turns the van into a flat-floor cargo hauler in about a minute and back again, and it is the single feature that most distinguishes this van from its rivals of the period.

Which engine should I want?

The 4.0L V6 paired with the six-speed automatic is the stronger and generally more satisfying combination. The 3.8L with the four-speed is adequate and more common. Confirm which one this van has, because it changes both the driving experience and what the transmission service history should look like.

Is 108,000 miles too many for a minivan?

Not by itself. Minivan mileage tends to be highway family miles rather than hard use. What matters more at this point is the transmission service history, the condition of the underside where road salt reaches the rear heater and air conditioning lines, and whether the power doors and liftgate still cycle properly.

Is the 2009 Chrysler Town & Country still available, and what does it cost?

The price on this vehicle is quoted by phone rather than posted, and availability changes as inventory turns over. Call 516-785-9378 and you will be given the figure directly, along with whether the vehicle is still here.