Continuing its complete model makeover for 2011, Chrysler announced the changes to its venerable Town & Country minivan, the direct descendant of the original minivan, the Dodge Caravan. The new “Pentastar” V6 will power it, getting better fuel economy and more power at the same time. Standard safety features now total 40, including Blind Spot Monitoring and Rear Cross Path Detection, which help with lane changes and backing up, respectively. The other big change is the interior – improved for 2011, like all the other Chrysler products we’ve seen so far. Click past the jump for high-resolution photos of the updated Town & Country.
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