2015 Chrysler Town & Country Car Seat Safety Review | MotorVero Family Guide
2015 Chrysler Town & Country: Ultimate Family Minivan for Car Seat Safety
The Chrysler Town & Country continues to dominate the family minivan market with its thoughtful design and safety-focused features. As parents prioritize vehicle safety more than ever, the 2015 model year brings enhanced luxury while maintaining the practical elements that make it a top choice for families.
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Key Car Seat Specifications
Second-row capacity: Fits 2 car seats comfortably
Third-row capacity: Accommodates 2 additional car seats
Latch system: Dual anchors in second row, single in third row
Special features: Stow 'n Go seating, low step-in height, reclining captain's chairs
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In-Depth Car Seat Safety Analysis
What Makes the Town & Country Stand Out
The 2015 Chrysler Town & Country excels in several key areas that matter most to parents:
Effortless Latch connections: Both hook-style and rigid connectors work seamlessly with the second-row anchors, making installation straightforward even for first-time parents.
Generous rear-facing space: Unlike many competitors, the Town & Country maintains ample front passenger legroom even with rear-facing infant seats installed.
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Versatile seating positions: The reclining feature on captain's chairs allows for perfect car seat angles, while the 60/40 split third row provides flexible configurations.
Superior accessibility: The wide walkway between second-row seats and low step-in height make loading children significantly easier than in many SUVs.
Considerations for Parents
While the Town & Country performs well overall, there are some important notes for car seat installation:
Tether anchor placement: Second-row tether anchors sit at the base of seatbacks, which can be challenging to locate initially.
Third-row Latch limitations: The single set of lower anchors spans two seating positions, reducing flexibility when using the Latch system.
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Booster seat considerations: Third-row seat bolsters may cause slight angling that requires adjustment for optimal booster positioning.
Buckle accessibility: Floppy seat belt buckles in the third row might prove difficult for younger children to manage independently.