2008 Chrysler Town & Country Minivan
Posted by Neena on 11/7/07 in Parenting Tips
First, let me admit that I am a Honda girl. I LOVE my 6 year old Honda Odyssey and will not part with it until it can go no more. But the 2008 Chrysler Town & Country minivan is quite tempting.
Take a second look at that picture. Do you see what I see? I can hardly believe it. The middle row can swivel and face the back, and there is a little table back there. It’s like a big game room on wheels. And you mean to tell me that I would be stuck in the drivers seat while the kids had all the fun? Us parents spoil them way too much!
I am really not much of a car person but this one - well I am speechless. I had to check out the specs. Some other high end options include Sirius Satellite TV (as if DVD’s or videos were not enough!), a power folding third row (that one I could get used to) and, like, a regular plug (you know, so your kids can plug their Playstation in.) Too much, I tell you.
If you don’t believe me, hop over to Autos.com or CarsDirect
and check it out for yourself!










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Lauri | Nov 7, 2007 | Reply
Great review - I love the new features as well, although I wish the exterior weren’t quite so “boxy” … BUT, my big question is: can we drive with the seats turned around backward or is that just a feature for tailgating or waiting for sports pickups? I really really hope you can - but I haven’t been able to tell from the advertising.
Neena | Nov 7, 2007 | Reply
Lauri,
You bring up a good question. I just assumed that you could drive with the seats rear facing. I will try and find that answer for you.
Ann | Nov 8, 2007 | Reply
Yes! You can drive with the seats facing either forward or rearward. Cool, huh?
Neena | Nov 8, 2007 | Reply
Well, the voice of authority has spoken. Ann is from Chrysler.com. Thank you, Ann for settling this matter. And yes - it is cool!
Rachel | Nov 10, 2007 | Reply
I’ve sworn to never be a minivan mom… but this sucker is calling my name, I tell ya! It is just too too cool! I may break my word…