The well-appointed and elegant new Chrysler Town &
Country Passenger Van lines up with four models this year
- each offering different luxury and performance specifications
at several price levels. This van has proven to be an exceptionally
popular choice, especially for those with families and busy
lifestyles.
Available Models
The four models up for grabs in 2002 are the
Town & Country LX, Town & Country LXi, Town &
Country Limited, and Town & Country EX. Most of the
key differences lie in the luxury department, while the
crowning model upgrades the engine from the standard 3.3
litres to 3.8 litres.
Interior Features
Throughout the interior, the Town & Country
LX features an array of pockets, cup holders, and storage
bins. Comforts and conveniences include power windows, power
door locks, and roll-out bench seats, and the seating capacity
is seven passengers.
Steering wheel-mounted speed control comes in handy for
highway driving, while the cargo area is equipped with convenient
utility hooks for groceries.
The Town & Country EX adds an AM/FM stereo with CD
player, plus a 3-zone temperature control system that ensures
the comfort of all passengers. Up another level, the LXi
Passenger Van makes the addition of a remote keyless entry
system, upgraded sound system, and automatic temperature
control.
Turning to the Limited Passenger Van, it highlights a power
rear liftgate, and a memory feature for seats and mirrors.
Exterior Features
The EX model features sixteen-inch wheels with
touring SBR tires, and a power sliding door on the right
side for easy loading and unloading of passengers or cargo.
The rear liftgate also facilitates quick and effortless
access to luggage and other gear in the rear cargo area.
Next in line, the LXi Passenger Van features dual power
sliding doors and front fog lights. As well, this vehicle
comes with an overhead console brimming with navigation
devices and storage space. The driver's seat is eight-way
power adjustable, and the middle seats are bucket. The rear
bench seat splits and folds down to accommodate extra cargo,
and interior is finished with opulent leather upholstery.
The Chrysler Town & Country LX Passenger Van opens
up with a 3.3-litre four-cylinder engine with 180 horsepower
and 210 lbs-ft of torque. Each vehicle is equipped with
four-wheel disc antilock brakes and power-assisted rack-and-pinion
steering.
Among the benefits of the Limited model is a load leveling
suspension and an upgraded 3.8-litre engine with 215 horsepower
and 245 lbs-ft of torque.
Safety and Security
Each Town & Country LX Passenger Van is built
with safety standards that include a driver depowered air
bag, passenger depowered air bag, child safety locks, and
child seat tethers and anchors. Steel side guard door beams
and structural reinforcements protect passengers from the
effects of an impact. An electric rear window defroster
and side window demisters keep everything clear for optimum
visibility out all angles of the vehicle.
The EX model adds traction control to the package, while
the Chrysler Town & Country Limited Passenger Van features
side impact air bags and a theft deterrent system.
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