If you wanna buy a car or truck, we'll sell you a car or truck. No Doc fees, No add-ons, No hidden fees! Remember, we keep it simple,no games. The Chrysler Town & Country is one of the best minivans you can buy, but it doesn't make perfect sense quite like its near-twin over at Chrysler's Dodge division. It's a luxury minivan, which runs counter to the idea that a minivan is a family workhorse, able to take a beating when loaded to the gills and also handle the spills associated with hauling little people. Leather seats are standard up and down the Town & Country lineup, which is nice for when adults are onboard, but we suspect they don't hold up to kids quite as well as cloth. The Town & Country is mechanically identical to the Dodge Grand Caravan. (For more information on that top minivan pick, see TheCarConnection's 2015 Dodge Grand Caravan page.) The Town & Country is Chrysler's premium people hauler--so while the Dodge van has a special edition priced below $20,000, the Chrysler minivan starts at about $30,000, in the search for the same upscale buyers that regularly put their money down on higher trim levels of the competitive Toyota Sienna and Honda Odyssey family haulers. For 2015, the Town & Country gets two new models, one at the top that includes all of the otherwise-optional features and one at the bottom of the range that pares the list down to the essentials--plus leather, of course. Redesigned in 2011 along with the Dodge, the Town & Country gets its own grille and interior, but shares its V-6 drivetrain, steering, suspension design, brakes, and safety cell with the Grand Caravan. Some Caravan options are standard on the Chrysler--must-haves like power sliding doors, a power liftgate, a rearview camera, and Stow 'N Go seating, which puts both minivans on a flexibility pedestal in the segment. Stow 'N Go is a Chrysler/Dodge-exclusive feature, allowing the two rearmost rows of seats to be folded flat into the floor, turning the seven-seater into a tal