Converting Chrysler Vans

On this page: A Reliable Brand, Conversion Options, Van Models, In our Inventory, Specifications

A Reliable Brand for Reliable Conversion Vans

The Chrysler Corporation has proven itself time and time again since it’s founding in 1925. The Chrysler reputation of manufacturing well-engineered vehicles has only improved with the addition of Dodge, Desoto and Plymouth to their team. Since their merger, Chrysler and Daimler-Benz have stood as the third largest automobile company in the United States. With such a strong foundation, it is easy to see how the Town and Country, the Chrysler vehicle that can be adapted for wheelchair accessibility, is just as reliable.

Ratings for the 2008/2009 Chrysler Town and Country:

• Named a Consumer Guide “Best Buy” for 2008 and 2009
• Named “Most Compatible Minivan” by Road & Travel Magazine
• Named a Best Car on the “Thrifty 50 List” by U.S. News and World Report

Chrysler’s Conversion Van Options

Daimler Chrysler has worked closely with the best conversion companies, providing access to specifications, software and engineering resources. The close relationship between the companies ensures that the mobility conversions are of the highest quality, receive the greatest customer support and make the best use of the innovative features available on the Chrysler Town and Country Chassis.

The good news for wheelchair van consumers is that there are multiple mobility conversion vans available on the Chrysler Town and Country. Consumers have a great selection of wheelchair vans with the best conversions and varying trim levels to choose from. The popularity of the Chrysler Town and Country as a mobility-conversion van means that there are numerous used conversion vehicles available as well.

Chrysler Town and Country Models Available

• LX: The LX model is a simpler model for more cost conscious consumers. The LX is powered by a 3.3-liter V6 engine with a four-speed automatic transmission.
• Touring: The Touring model is the mid-model with more features. The Touring uses a more powerful 3.8-liter V6 engine with a six-speed automatic transmission.
• Limited: The Limited model is the high-end model with the most features. The Limited is powered by a 4.0-liter V6 engine with a six-speed automatic transmission.

Models Typically in Our Inventory

Consumers today want to be able to see, touch and drive wheelchair vans in order to make the best decision. Once they make a decision, people want to take delivery as soon as possible. To help with this, VCI Mobility stocks a wide variety of Chrysler Town and Country vehicles in the most popular models, colors and option packages.

Of the three models available from Chrysler, the LX, Touring and Limited, the Touring is the most popular across the board. Many budget conscious consumers still prefer the lower priced LX model for their wheelchair van but more prefer the better-appointed Touring.

The buying decision is typically based on the fact that our customers have their wheelchair vans longer than the average auto consumer. For this reason, they want to make sure that they have the features and comforts they appreciate. Very often, wheelchair van buyers find that the price difference between the Touring and the LX is overcome by the generous increase in standard options.

We also keep popular colors in stock that are going to appeal to a broad spectrum of customers. However, with special orders and inventory that resides with our manufacturers, we can usually get additional option packages and/or colors in-stock very quickly.

Conversion Specifications

When you are choosing among all the Chrysler conversion-van companies and Chrysler conversion-van styles, it is important to note that there are many similarities in dimensions and features among the various providers. However, you need to be sure to pay close attention to those differences because in this market, even a small amount of space can make an enormous impact on the comfort/functionality of the vehicle. The chart below should help in your analysis.

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