Chrysler Wheelchair Vans - Mobility Express

Chrysler Wheelchair Vans

Chrysler Logo - Blue oval with Chrysler emblem

Chrysler has a long history in the minivan market, offering luxury alternatives to Dodge vans. From the classic Town & Country to the innovative Pacifica, Chrysler's wheelchair vans provide comfort, reliability, and style. This page covers the generations of the Town & Country and Pacifica models tailored for accessibility.

Chrysler Town & Country Wheelchair Van - Third Generation (1996-2000)

1998 Chrysler Town & Country Wheelchair Van with ramp deployed

The third generation of the Chrysler Town & Country introduced key features like driver side sliding doors, making entry and exit easier for wheelchair users. Known for its luxury features and reliability, this model set the stage for its successors in the accessible vehicle market.

Chrysler Town & Country Wheelchair Van - Fourth Generation (2001-2007)

2005 Chrysler Town & Country Wheelchair Van with ramp deployed

In the fourth generation, Chrysler introduced more powerful engines and enhanced safety features like knee airbags and side curtain airbags. While retaining its classic design, the Town & Country began offering features like Bluetooth connectivity and entertainment systems.

Chrysler Town & Country Wheelchair Van - Fifth Generation (2008-2016)

2016 Chrysler Town & Country wheelchair van with ramp deployed 2016 Chrysler Town & Country wheelchair van, front angle

This generation marked a significant upgrade in design, offering features like leather interiors, navigation, and improved interior space. It quickly became a luxury favorite among wheelchair users.

Chrysler Pacifica Wheelchair Van (2017-Current)

2020 Chrysler Pacifica wheelchair van with ramp deployed 2020 Chrysler Pacifica wheelchair van, front angle

The Pacifica redefined the minivan market with its sporty design, advanced safety features, and increased interior space. Technologies like hands free sliding doors and lane-keeping assist make it a standout choice for wheelchair users.