Thirty years ago the Chrysler Group created the modern minivan, and five years later it introduced the first luxury one - the Town & Country. Now for 2014, the Chrysler Town & Country is available in a 30th Anniversary Edition. Also, the Town & Country S is a new model. Much like the other Chrysler S models (200S, 300S), the Town & Country S includes a black-chrome grille, black headlight bezels, black interior with gray accent stitching, and black interior and exterior accents.

'14 Chrysler Town & Country Design

The 2014 Town & Country has seating for seven across three rows.  In addition to Chrysler's Uconnect infotainment system, every Town & Country comes with digital entertainment in back to keep the kids occupied. Outside, conservative lines distinguish the Town & Country from rivals such as the blocky Nissan Quest and Honda Odyssey with its "lightning bold" window treatment.

Powering the 2014 Town & Country

If you haven't driven a Town & Country since its 2011 revamp, we recommend some time behind the wheel. The improved suspension offers excellent road manners, and when combined with precise steering and minimal body roll equates to a velvety ride. A 3.6-liter Pentastar V6 paired with a 6-speed automatic transmission is the sole drivetrain offered on the 2014 Chrysler Town & Country. The Pentastar is easily Chrysler's most enjoyable V6 to date and leads the class in terms of horsepower.

Conclusions

If you want the ability to easily load and carry a family and their gear without sacrificing your or the kids' desire for creature comforts, all should find something to like in the 2014 Town & Country minivan. For more information about this vehicle, please visit the official Chrysler Town & Country website.