Used Chrysler Town and Country for Sale in Austin, TX

With 215k miles on it (We bought it in February of 2017 with 200k miles on it), other than an oil change and an A/C recharge, this baby has been a reliable work horse of a second (large) family vehicle. No complaints, really. The interior ceiling upholstery is a little saggy, and the gas mileage could be better, but--overall--it has already more than paid for itself, considering we purchased it for $1,300 straight cash from a small-time dealer we found on Craigslist. We're obviously not worried about resale value, so our four kids have been free to (within reason) eat, drink and be merry in it. It's not trashed out, but if they lose a chicken nugget or two, or accidentally spill a Snapple back there, well, hey...

The one thing that I've liked about the vehicle is the amount of room it has with stow-away seating. The reason I probably wouldn't recommend this vehicle is because of the constant issues. After I had the vehicle for about two weeks, the fuel pump went out. The driver-side power window went out after that. The power locks on the sliding doors don't work. My A/C compressor went out along with the heating for the vehicle. I have a misfire in cylinder six which the dealership doesn't seem competent enough to fix the problem after taking the vehicle in six times, still no resolution to the problem. I've had to have the water pump replaced, and now my new problem is the radiator has to be replaced. My blinker switch has to be replaced because you have to manually switch it off or the blinker will stay on. My vehicle doesn't get very good gas mileage. I've also had to replace the transmission sensor on the engine and the crank sensor because they both went out at the same time. All of this in the three years that I have owned the vehicle.