2017 Chrysler Pacifica, Pacifica Hybrid Highlight High-Tech, Family-Friendly Features | Edmunds.com

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• kuvnyiamtsheb Member Posts: 4

  January 2016

  Is this the Chrsler version of the Nissan Quest....it kinda look familiar. Nonetheless, it looks very nice...hopefully itll drive just as nice too. Cant believe i just said that.

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• rdollie Member Posts: 16

  January 2016

  Looks like an updated Mercedes R-class to me.

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• subatomic Member Posts: 140

  January 2016

  I hope the new Chrysler Pacifica does well. The company that created the minivan segment deserves to be more than just an "also-ran".

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• fintail Member Posts: 57,140

  January 2016

  I don't know that the name is a good decision, but the vehicle itself looks pretty sharp. These will sell by the truckload.

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• markinnaples_ Member Posts: 251

  January 2016

  Best looking minivan I've ever seen.

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• jeffksf1 Member Posts: 7

  January 2016

  How did they hide the sliding door roller track? I can't get a good enough view in any of these pictures. Looks good, I find the name change curious.

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• berri Member Posts: 10,165

  January 2016

  Decent looking, maybe a bit of French or Italian in the design? But how will it hold up over time?

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• nyccarguy Member Posts: 16,421

  January 2016

  Optional AWD?

  2001 Prelude Type SH, 2022 Highlander XLE AWD, 2022 Wrangler Sahara 4Xe, 2023 Toyota Tacoma SR 4WD

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• hank39 Member Posts: 144

  January 2016

  jeffksf1 said:

  How did they hide the sliding door roller track? I can't get a good enough view in any of these pictures. Looks good, I find the name change curious.

  They hid the track pretty well IMO. Look at bottom edge of the rear glass - can see it better in the pic below:
  
  http://s2.paultan.org/image/2016/01/12466224_961977653886496_7743585378498758285_o-e1452495331833.jpg

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• throwback Member Posts: 445

  January 2016

  Very nice looking and I like the Pacifica name, I wont ever buy one but good job FCA.

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• berri Member Posts: 10,165

  January 2016

  Maybe FCA should bring back an extended warranty. I think an 8yr/100mi one might move more to buy it. My kid bought a Highlander out of college and got one of those Toyota brand comprehensive warranties for that length and I believe it only cost something like $1250. Just starting out, so thought it might be a good idea in case any electronics go bonkers.

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• stever Guest Posts: 52,454

  January 2016

  Looks nice enough. I haven't been impressed with the grocery hooks in our Grand Caravan. Not sure about the built in vac either. I got a portable hand vac after our move last year and it only cost $15 - there's been a lot of ink used bragging on something that's kind of nothing.
  
  Nice to see FCA "stealing" various ideas. Never understood why few manufacturers have copied the hidden sliding door tracks.
  
  I got a Voyager back in '89 and the 7/70 warranty was a big selling point. An 8/100 warranty, even if it's just on the drivetrain, would be a good idea.

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• paperboyccc Member Posts: 93

  January 2016

  Wonder what the tradeoff between gov't tax credits and additional cost will be for hybrid?

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• 5vzfe Member Posts: 161

  January 2016

  "Customers really don't understand what a PHEV is," said Bruce Velisek, director of Chrysler brand product marketing. "But they understand what a hybrid is."
  
  Lol are they calling their potential customers idiots? Isn't that what a salesperson is for? To explain little details like that? Several manufacturers offer PHEVs models alongside standard hybrid and gasoline only variants, it's not rocket science.

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• homerrulez Member Posts: 67

  February 2016

  Trim Levels for this car are as follows
  
  LX FWD
  Touring FWD/AWD
  Touring L FWD/AWD
  Touring L+ FWD/AWD
  Limited FWD/AWD
  Limited Platinum FWD/AWD
  
  Pricing is likely to be as follows
  
  28,495 to 44,995
  
  At least this is what Im hearing from people. I guess we'll find out in a month

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• homerrulez Member Posts: 67

  April 2016

  homerrulez said:

  Trim Levels for this car are as follows
  
  LX FWD
  Touring FWD/AWD
  Touring L FWD/AWD
  Touring L+ FWD/AWD
  Limited FWD/AWD
  Limited Platinum FWD/AWD
  
  Pricing is likely to be as follows
  
  28,495 to 44,995
  
  At least this is what Im hearing from people. I guess we'll find out in a month

  looks like i was very close. AWD not available YET

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• rtadams Member Posts: 28

  April 2016

  I received this from my dealer (NJ) on the new Pacifica. It hasn't hit the lot yet but rates are out:
  
  
  
  
  
  

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• homerrulez Member Posts: 67

  April 2016

  Heres an idea on how much a Touring L plus will run you, compared to a Honda/Toyota equivalent (numbers based on Michigan tax rate of 6%)
  
  2016 Toyota Sienna XLE Premium AWD = $492.96 with 0 down (43k msrp)
  2016 Honda Odyssey Touring w/ DVD RES & Nav = $471.33 with 0 down (43k msrp) (honda loyalty)
  2017 Chrysler Pacifica Touring L Plus = $465.28 with 500 down, EP & Conquest rebate (42k msrp)
  How many people here know what the number of people who purchase an FCA product, as an employee (EP price)? Its 22%. So, ONLY employees will qualify for the above mentioned price. The remaining 78% will qualify for a price thats $2300 higher than the price above
  (An Extra $64/month w/o interest or tax).
  
  So the majority of people leasing the Touring L Plus, will be paying $543/month for a 10k miles per year, 36 month lease.
  
  Show of hand on how many people would rather pay $50-$75/month, for a Chrysler over a Toyota or Honda?
  
  Being in michigan, Id rather lease the Sienna XLE Premium AWD for $50 less per month and get the added benefit of a better suspension and a MUCH MORE RELIABLE CAR. Granted, we dont know what the reliability will be for the Pacifica, but if its anything like the 200 is partially based on, IT WILL BE A DISASTER.
  
  As always, time will tell!

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