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Chrysler Town & Country
Manufacturer/Brand - Chrysler
Model - Town & Country
Length - 5093 mm
Width - 1996 mm
Height - 1750 mm
Engine capacity - 233 hp
Maximum speed - 180 km/h
Acceleration to 100 km/h - 9 s
Weight(Curb) - 2090 kg
Back track - 1626 mm
Front track - 1600 mm
Wheelbase - 3030 mm
Fuel tank - 76 L
Years production - 2000-2000
Number of doors - 5
Number of seats - 8
Trunk volume - 1252 L
| Josel |
| Quote:When a man meets a special woman and they fall in love and get mareird, something special from God himself is bestowed upon the covenant of marriage Bust out laughing Not always, sometimes they end up adopting ~;-)Unless we find a way to get off this planet in numbers though, the population of humans surely can't keep going up forever.Does a person need to keep growing in weight, height to be considered a success?In the absence of inflation, do you need to own more and more land each year? A bigger house each year? A bigger car each year?I am not against decent and sensible growth, but I think we buy into some borked concepts related to growth without thinking things through enough. Quote:Growth in business is necessary to remain competitive. Think about it: if I only make enough money to cover my operating expenses, all I can do is maintain the status quo.Profit and growth are two different things. (As I am speaking of growth.)Adjusted for inflation, I can have flat sales, flat expenses and be making nice profits each year and all my employees can be taking home good money.Why must I increase my sales each year? Why do I need to add outlets until I can't manage them anymore.all the best,drew |