joe23521

Still don't like the grill, but the rest of the car looks REALLY nice, especially from the c-pillar back. Absolutely LOVE the tail lamps.

To each his own, I suppose. I happen to think it's more than worthwhile to spend a bit more on something that helps protect your kids. Even if you believe it's all in the marketing, you still have to admit that the peace of mind is well worth $50 extra dollars.

BTW, I'm not saying I believe everything I read. But I have done my fair share of homework regarding car seats.

The more I think about it, the more I think you're right.

Then tell me why the driver's seat is not made of air.

Good car seats/boosters have mechanisms in place to help secure and protect the neck and spine in case of an impact, especially from the side. These balloons won't do a thing to protect your kid.

If you're being sarcastic, I apologize in advance for totally missing it.

Go for it, if you value convenience over safety.

If you don't think this is any less safe than a good quality booster seat, go to Britax's site and read up on some of the safety features offered on their products.

Car seats and boosters are something I would NEVER skimp on.

Personally, I think profiting off somebody else's marketing campaign is completely shameless, even though Chrysler does benefit from the free advertisement. The fact that Pure Detroit wants to fight Chrysler on this is even more absurd - what grounds do they think they could possibly have?

And I'll say this again..."Imported from Detroit" may be the most powerful tag line of all time.

It's a branding piece. The "featured" car is of little significance. Masterful piece of advertising. Gave me the chills and more than likely sold me a car.

We''ve recently entered the market for a minivan as well. I would advice that you take a look at the standard safety features on the Town and Country and then compare those to the Japanese competition. At that point, it's gonna be hard to turn down Chrysler.

Of course, I'm assuming that safety is number one on your list as it is on mine.

We recently test drove a 2011 Town & Country and absolutely loved it. The STANDARD safety features (backup camera, blind spot warning, cross path detection, to name a few) are simply a deal maker.

Both my wife and I love the retro exterior and the luxurious interior. $30k is a lot, but it's a lot of car too. I built similar Hondas and Toyotas and they both came out more expensive, while not even offering some of the option.

I'm sold and I'm happy to support Detroit.