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Chrysler Town and Country Problems, Recalls and Owner Complaints by Model Year
Across 5 model years, NHTSA lists 22 recalls and 2,861 owner complaints for the Chrysler Town and Country. Newest model year first. Data as of October 25, 2026.
Chrysler Town and Country by model year
| Model year | Recalls | Complaints | |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2016 Chrysler Town and Country | 5 | 527 | |
| 2015 Chrysler Town and Country | 4 | 383 | |
| 2014 Chrysler Town and Country | 4 | 636 | |
| 2013 Chrysler Town and Country | 4 | 681 | |
| 2012 Chrysler Town and Country | 5 | 634 |
Model years with no recall and fewer than three complaints are not listed. Source: NHTSA Office of Defects Investigation. All Chrysler models.
Chrysler Town and Country: questions owners ask
Which Chrysler Town and Country year has the most problems?
By owner complaints filed with NHTSA, the Chrysler Town and Country model years with the most are the 2013 (681), 2014 (636) and 2012 (634). Newer model years have had less time on the road, so their counts are naturally lower; compare years of a similar age.
Which Chrysler Town and Country years have the fewest complaints?
Leaving out the newest model years (too new to compare), the fewest owner complaints were filed for the 2015 (383), 2016 (527) and 2012 (634), out of 5 model years from 2012 to 2016. A low count can also mean that year sold fewer cars.
How many recalls does the Chrysler Town and Country have?
NHTSA lists recalls for 5 Chrysler Town and Country model years, 22 in total when counted per model year (one recall often covers several years). The years with the most are the 2012 (5), 2016 (5) and 2013 (4). Check a specific car's VIN at nhtsa.gov/recalls.
Which Chrysler Town and Country years have the most stalling complaints?
364 owner complaints across 5 Chrysler Town and Country model years describe the engine stalling, losing power or shutting off while driving. The most were filed for the 2012 (92), 2013 (89) and 2016 (81) model years, out of 5 years with such reports. Each model-year report has the owner quotes and any related recall.
Which Chrysler Town and Country years have the most check engine light complaints?
127 owner complaints across 4 Chrysler Town and Country model years describe the check engine light coming on. The most were filed for the 2016 (54), 2014 (28) and 2015 (23) model years, out of 4 years with such reports. Each model-year report has the owner quotes and any related recall.
Which Chrysler Town and Country years have the most rough idle and misfire complaints?
81 owner complaints across 4 Chrysler Town and Country model years describe rough idling, misfires or hesitation when accelerating. The most were filed for the 2014 (25), 2016 (22) and 2013 (21) model years, out of 4 years with such reports. Each model-year report has the owner quotes and any related recall.
Which Chrysler Town and Country years have the most power window complaints?
72 owner complaints across 2 Chrysler Town and Country model years describe power window or window regulator failures. The most were filed for the 2013 (37) and 2012 (35) model years. Each model-year report has the owner quotes and any related recall.
Which Chrysler Town and Country years have the most no-start complaints?
65 owner complaints across 2 Chrysler Town and Country model years describe the car failing to start. The most were filed for the 2012 (33) and 2013 (32) model years. Each model-year report has the owner quotes and any related recall.
Which Chrysler Town and Country years have the most transmission failure complaints?
61 owner complaints across 2 Chrysler Town and Country model years describe transmission failure, slipping or a replaced transmission. The most were filed for the 2016 (38) and 2015 (23) model years. Each model-year report has the owner quotes and any related recall.
How often does the Chrysler Town and Country fail its MOT?
In 2023 UK MOT tests, the Chrysler Town and Country's first-time failure rate ranged from 35.8% for cars first registered in 2011 to 42.4% for 2010, across 5 registration years with at least 100 tests. Older cars fail more often. The most common failure areas were brakes, lights and electrics, exhaust, emissions and leaks. Source: DVSA anonymised MOT results.