Monthly Update for November 2016 - 2017 Chrysler Pacifica Long-Term Road Test

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Monthly Update for November 2016 - 2017 Chrysler Pacifica Long-Term Road Test

Here's the recap of life with our 2017 Chrysler Pacifica for the month of November. We finally took it on a worthy minivan road trip.

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kirkhilles1

The comments about the adaptive technology is why I passed on it on my Civic despite being obsessed with Self Driving tech. If you can't make something that works 99%+ of the time perfectly on the Highway, then the technology has no right to be on the road compared to what Tesla and others have out there. License that tech instead. I'd pay a huge premium for Tesla tech.

stever

Bummer about the seat comfort, road tripping is a big factor for those of us who like minivans for that reason.

gslippy

So it has a nice dual sunroof. And no shout out to the 9-speed automatic.

ms02113

The lane departure warning and lane keep assist can most assuredly be deactivated. The setting isn't even buried in a touchscreen menu--there's an honest-to-goodness button right in the center stack. And the car doesn't even reset it with each restart!

Also, how does the author expect the system to discern between a "gentle swerve" out of the lane and unintentional drift? If you're leaving the lane intentionally, you should be signaling. Otherwise, the system is going to warn you. That's how they all work.