One problem related to brake hoses, lines/piping, and fittings has been reported for the 2006 Chrysler Town & Country. The most recently reported issues are listed below.
We purchased our van new with 20 miles on it. I noticed shaking a little when braking. We took it back to the Chrysler dealer for them to tell us we needed new brakes and rotors. They did replace them at no cost because it was so new, but the only explanation was that sometimes this happens when shipping. They get warped we were told. A year later we had the same problem. I was told that these vans are known for this. I had to replace the brake pads, rotors resurfaced and the rear brakes cleaned and adjusted. It cost us $260. 00. No explanation why at 22140 miles! we are now at 33421 miles and once again having the same problem not even a year later. This time the pads were gone it was metal on metal and we were told the brake line had collapsed and would have to be replaced. This is now going to cost $360. 00. I'm afraid to ask what's next. This is a death trap. The only warning I had was a little bit of shaking when braking at high speeds. No other warning! I think I'll stick to the foreign cars we've bought in the past. That's why Chrysler is bankrupt. This is the second american car we've had with nothing, but problems. The other one we lemon law!.