The 2010 Chrysler Town & Country Limited shows just how far minivans have evolved, with innovative features and luxury amenities. I don't find the Town & Country particularly attractive, but minivans are about function, not fashion, and the convenience is highlighted by second-row fold-in floor seats and an optional third-row power folding seat. The Limited includes luxury features such as leather-trimmed first- and second-row seats, 3-zone automatic climate control, optional dual-screen DVD entertainment system and optional Media Center/GPS Navigation with 30-gigabyte hard drive. On the road, the T&C drives great — for a minivan, anyway — with good power from the 4.0-liter V6 engine. I really liked the blind-spot warning system. It is simple, but effective, with a small yellow triangle in the outside mirror that lights up when another car is alongside. –Mike Meredith
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Chrysler may be having financial and product issues, but the company still has a handle on the minivan. The Town & Country is one of the best Chrysler vehicles I've driven recently. Exterior styling is not bad, with a bold front end that incorporates the common Chrysler styling cues. The interior is nice, too — this is the top-of-the-line Chrysler minivan — and with wood, leather and other quality materials, it has the feel of a luxury car. Seating is comfortable in all locations, and the dual-screen rear entertainment system is simple to operate. I wouldn't call the Town & Country powerful, but it is adequate for most situations. Transmission shifts seamlessly, and the ride is smooth. If you want to carry the entire family in spacious luxury, the Town & Country is one of the best options on the market. –Perry Stern
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