AGREED. I can only tell you what our experience has been, after completing our 3-year lease on a 2021 AWD Pacifica, ending in March 2024. We're trading our gas powered Pacifica (getting 21.5 mpg) tomorrow for a 2023 hybrid Touring L Pacifica. We're in our 70s, so of course we're going to complain about the steep price, as it costs almost as much as our house did years ago. My wife and I have since retired and like to take day-trips throughout the countryside, driving mostly back roads at posted speed limits. We get to see more that way and frequently pull aside to let people pass. The lease was for 15,000 miles/year, but we averaged 20,000 miles a year. Since we are trading in our Pacifica and re-leasing, there was no penalty for exceeding the mileage limit by 16,000 miles. Bottom line, we absolutely LOVE our existing Pacifica and really hate to see it go as a trade in. We considered buying the Pacifica for the (predetermined) payoff price of $24,578.86, as it would eliminate the monthly payment, but we find the hybrid option attractive. (BTW - the bank advised us the price is only for us. I don't know why, but any dealership taking it in trade would have to pay significantly more. Not sure if the dealer taking our Pacifica in trade actually has to pay extra amount, however the finance guy mentioned the dealership is no longer using this bank.) Ok, I WAS leery about the historical performance of Chrysler vehicles, but figured the 60,000 mile warrantee would cover any issues and we have come to trust this dealership and its maintenance department. We have the Pacifica routinely serviced there. Well, the only issue we had was a creaking front end, that started around 30,000 miles, and the creaking sound was only in cold weather, when fully turning the steering wheel to back out of our driveway. The dealership has since fixed the issue under warrantee. Other than this one issue, there have been NO OTHER PROBLEMS. Kudos to Chrysler for giving us an exceptional lease experience. After 61,000 miles we can honestly report: the ride has been very comfortable, plenty of leg room, sporty, heated steering and seats, adequate pickup power, excellent 4' x 8' cargo capacity, roomy seating for 7 people, numerous helpful safety features, and I personally find the Pacifica is a sexy vehicle to boot! As a result, we are looking forward to leasing another Pacifica tomorrow to continue exploring the wonders of CT, MA and RI, now with a gas saving Pacifica Touring L hybrid.
We're in our 70's, knee replacements and all, and our grandkids live 1000 miles away. A mini-van was the perfect choice for us to haul stuff across the country for our family. We love our mini-van! Our first mini-van was when our kids were little, now it's just the circle of life.
Shid I'm a large SUV lover. Had a 2012 GMC Savana Explorer SE and when you get older. You get wiser. Fuel Mileage brought me here. There's way more technology in minivans than what I had.
I’d take this over any three row crossover any day. The amount of usable cargo room, leg space, and practicality that a minivan offers you is unmatched.
I rented one recently, 800 miles on the clock. Stalls in reverse and the interior panels were falling off in the back. I agree though, nice tech, nice interior driving dynamics. No confidence in long term reliability.
i know it'll never happen but if there was a Hellcat option for this (or even an SRT version), I would get one. No questions asked. And nothing would be better than pulling up next to a Mustang GT at a light, watching him laugh at you, and then watching his jaw drop when he realized that he just got smoked by a Mommy Mobile.
I still don't understand people who thinks minivan are boring and less cool than large suv, take a good look at modern minivans! Especially Pacifica and KIA Sedona, they are legit beauty
Just ordered one yesterday (Touring-L with black S interior). Great video - I love how you hit the key points quickly (that a lot of the other 2021 Pacifica reviews seem to miss). Two small points - the hands-free doors doesn't mean hit the button on the remote like you show (all trims have that) - it means you can open by placing your foot underneath the sliding doors or rear door if your hands are full. You mention that the hybrid doesn't have 2nd row stow-n-go which is correct, but the Pinnacle trim also does not have 2nd row stow-n-go. The upgraded, bucket second row seats in the Pinnacle are too big - but the storage is still there under the floor for whatever else you want.
Hello. So we have a charger scatpack, a challenger and now a 2020 Pacifica. Same as the one here in color. Except the seats. But let me tell you guys. It’s a fun vehicle to drive. Maybe I’m getting old. But oh well. We drove from Arizona to Illinois down to Florida and back. Enjoyed the U S of A in style. If you’re looking for a van. This is it.
I LOVE THAT FACT THAT THIS IS A REVIEW FOR A MINIVAN AND THIS GUY IS DEFINITELY MAKING SURE THAT HE IS TALKING TO THE YONGER PARENTS. THE 30 to 40 your olds. THIS ACTUALLY MADE GAVE ME A NEW OUTLOOK ON MINI VANS. AND THIS IS ONE I DEFINITELY WANT NOW.
I sell at a Chrysler dealership so I'm watching these for the info. A lot of these. This is the first car review I've ever watched that was ACTUALLY entertaining and made me lol TWICE. "As you may have guessed, I'm dead inside, but the Pacifica is not." I f'n DIED. His complacent smile. Lmfao I'm sharing this with everyone lol
Never understood the "hate" of minivans. They do almost everything better than a CUV/SUV. And anyone who thinks most SUV's are sporty are fooling themselves. I'd take the new Sienna over any SUV.
The exterior styling on the previous Pacifica was more flowing and elegant, the new one is rather generic. Also its best to order, drop the vacuum and get the spare tire kit. Get a flat in the middle of nowhere or late at night and you will understand the importance of an actual spare. The gunk they give you only works for a small puncture, if that. The Sienna is a quality vehicle but unfortunately the front end looks like somebody glued on a vacuum cleaner nozzle. But hands down mini vans make way more sense for a family than a crossover or SUV. It is a roomier, capable vehicle and it costs less that most crossovers or SUV's. I just don't understand the stigma attached to them and why people care so much what other think about them. Is not safety and comfort and capability more important?
I used to hate vans, but the Chrysler Pacifica converted me its a beautiful van looks more SUV like & sporty. I love the how spacious ot is & the black rims, black details, red leather seats & that matte dark gray color. Everything is lovely & appealing to me,. I want one & am planning on getting it this summer.
@@Aradhya.Sharma Disagree. This thing looks WAY nicer than both inside and out. Unless I planned to keep a van for 10 years and/or over 150k miles, I'd chose this all day everyday.
The Odyssey is hideous looking and is having problems. It actually is no longer recommended by Consumer Reports. Hondas reliability has really declined over the years. Especially the Odyssey. Also no AWD.The Sienna is ugly and has the least power.
I looked at the website and the options available are amazing, especially the "theatre dvd video system" in the back. The black wheels with pearl black exterior colour choice makes it look so ultra cool....and ominous.
Had the last version. It was a gremlin filled stressful mess. The only good things where the stereo and surround view camera. The ride was to bouncy. Mpg felt like I was driving a Army truck. Most of all the touchscreen failed numerous times in two years. The touchscreen controls everything from taking calls to ac and cameras. I was so frustrated I contacted the company and vowed to never own another Chrysler product. They lost a customer with me. Paid it off and got a Toyota Sienna.
Well, my gf said she wants 10 kids 👶🏼. We're planning on getting married this year. I probably won't need a minivan till a few years after we're married but I still like the idea of minivans. I like the kia Sedona too
I'm currently renting this vehicle. It's so spacious. Also very smooth suspension compare to my Nissan Frontier. Everything is so modern , including the digital displays and excellent android blutooth capability for phone calls.
I don’t even have a family but that van is coming for the Odyssey and the Sienna and I know he sounds like he’s joking but behind every joke is a thinly veiled cry for help💯
So much Micah, so much Fun! "Or cargo you treat like family." "Nod to Flowbee using built-n vacuum." "Lovely." Great looking van, refresh is excellent, and - in Micah's hands - sure looks fun to drive and own. Enjoyed the humor. Great review.
Before buying it, just know that the auto play will always connect and disconnect, every 5 second, preventing you from using GPS, Mp3 player, and anything that has to do between your phone and the car. Millions of owners are going through this problem (me being one of them) and chrysler is oblivious about it. Same thing with both android play and apple play.
Seems to have a lot more choices than the Sienna. As far as quality, we have a Sienna Limited and have had over $7000 worth of work done on it, fortunately most of it covered under the extended warranty.
This is not a car, I feel like a living room on wheels. Seriously! it felt like we never left our living. It's very comfortable to drive you dont feel bumps.
Choose pacifica over a honda odyssey any day. With pacifica you have stow and go seats, vehicle camera view, 287 hp, and more seating space. It's not about the looks it's the functionality
Hi everyone I just got a 2021 Pacifica s and I absolutely love it and I don't have any children I do Uber and Lyft for a living so the more space for my passengers also I was wondering with the DVDs can you download other games to the games in the back just wondering thank you
I remember in the 1990’s Chrysler had these new “cab forward” concept designed sedans - specifically the Chrysler Concorde. It was gorgeous. There was nothing made in the USA that looked like it. It drove nice and was well equipped. However, it was a reliability nightmare. And it doesn’t take long for that sexy styling and comfort to matter no more as it’s spending way more time at the dealership for warranty repairs than it reasonably should. On top of that, Chrysler had an underwhelming service department as far as the “service” portion of it went. Needless to say - getting rid of that car was a relief and it was back to Japanese brands again for me. Fast forward 25 years and I need a minivan. My gut told me to go with the Odyssey. Heck, I even had a better deal on one with only 3,000 miles on it. I just wasn’t crazy about the styling and it lacked a few features the Pacifica had. I even specifically remember the front seats being more comfortable in the Honda. Then I’d see the Chrysler and I’d be wowed….drove it twice and I decided to take a second chance on another Chrysler product. This was two years ago. My 2019 Limited model is strewn with issues, most of which aren’t uncommon according to online Pacifica forums. But take it to any Chrysler dealer and bring up the problem that you know is common and they’ll act like it’s the first they’ve heard of it every time. They’ll keep your car for days abs never fix the problem - claiming they cannot duplicate it. It’s beyond frustrating. I have a Chrysler vehicle that’s under factory warranty that has a list of issues - nothing that would necessarily leave me stranded, but more than enough to strip me of confidence in reliability. Worse, is their pathetic dealer service departments. They operated the same way 25 years ago that they do today. No wonder Chrysler has done nothing but struggle over the past five decades. I guess they find just enough fools like me out there who are blinded by that sexy, hot babe who’s a 10 in the looks department, but halfway through the second date you’re ready to blow your brains out abs kicking yourself for not looking beyond the skin deep beauty. I will probably not live long enough to make this mistake again in 25 years, but I doubt Chrysler will last that long as a viable company. Do yourself a favor - don’t even consider a Pacifica. You’ll regret it for reliability reasons. And you won’t be happy with the service you’ll receive I assure you. Get a Honda Odyssey or the Toyota Sienna. Maybe the Kia Carnival, but do not let the fancy footwork that the Chrysler design team did on this beautiful, poorly made minivan fool you. That’s what it is. A beautifully designed hunk of junk.
Owned a 99 Sport version, and now a 2014 (since new and bought only because it was cheap, and I intended to keep it for 5yrs). One really wants to like Chrysler products, but they don't generally keep their side of the bargain due to poor build quality...I wish they took quality more seriously because their design philosophy is often impressive...
Why can’t I find this exact model? Lol I’ve searched ceramic grey clearcoat and red s appearance package and there is only 1 available in the middle of Illinois lol! Like this should be their #1 seller
I must be getting old, because this appeals to me.
😂 agreed
@@funk0515 they are.....but the reliability is what concerns me
@@funk0515 nothing that i know of in particular, ive just been told that chrysler has not been reliable as a whole
Lol same
AGREED. I can only tell you what our experience has been, after completing our 3-year lease on a 2021 AWD Pacifica, ending in March 2024. We're trading our gas powered Pacifica (getting 21.5 mpg) tomorrow for a 2023 hybrid Touring L Pacifica. We're in our 70s, so of course we're going to complain about the steep price, as it costs almost as much as our house did years ago.
My wife and I have since retired and like to take day-trips throughout the countryside, driving mostly back roads at posted speed limits. We get to see more that way and frequently pull aside to let people pass. The lease was for 15,000 miles/year, but we averaged 20,000 miles a year. Since we are trading in our Pacifica and re-leasing, there was no penalty for exceeding the mileage limit by 16,000 miles.
Bottom line, we absolutely LOVE our existing Pacifica and really hate to see it go as a trade in. We considered buying the Pacifica for the (predetermined) payoff price of $24,578.86, as it would eliminate the monthly payment, but we find the hybrid option attractive. (BTW - the bank advised us the price is only for us. I don't know why, but any dealership taking it in trade would have to pay significantly more. Not sure if the dealer taking our Pacifica in trade actually has to pay extra amount, however the finance guy mentioned the dealership is no longer using this bank.)
Ok, I WAS leery about the historical performance of Chrysler vehicles, but figured the 60,000 mile warrantee would cover any issues and we have come to trust this dealership and its maintenance department. We have the Pacifica routinely serviced there. Well, the only issue we had was a creaking front end, that started around 30,000 miles, and the creaking sound was only in cold weather, when fully turning the steering wheel to back out of our driveway. The dealership has since fixed the issue under warrantee.
Other than this one issue, there have been NO OTHER PROBLEMS. Kudos to Chrysler for giving us an exceptional lease experience. After 61,000 miles we can honestly report: the ride has been very comfortable, plenty of leg room, sporty, heated steering and seats, adequate pickup power, excellent 4' x 8' cargo capacity, roomy seating for 7 people, numerous helpful safety features, and I personally find the Pacifica is a sexy vehicle to boot!
As a result, we are looking forward to leasing another Pacifica tomorrow to continue exploring the wonders of CT, MA and RI, now with a gas saving Pacifica Touring L hybrid.
We're in our 70's, knee replacements and all, and our grandkids live 1000 miles away. A mini-van was the perfect choice for us to haul stuff across the country for our family. We love our mini-van! Our first mini-van was when our kids were little, now it's just the circle of life.
Minivans are the best vehicles you can buy when it comes to function. It’s just that none of us want to admit that we like them.
I like them lol
I love them. Been driving minivans since 1994
I admit it. Love them
Shid I'm a large SUV lover. Had a 2012 GMC Savana Explorer SE and when you get older. You get wiser. Fuel Mileage brought me here. There's way more technology in minivans than what I had.
My fist vehicle was a Ford Econoline van. Loved it.
All jokes aside, a minivan is the Swiss Army knife of the auto industry.
I’d take this over any three row crossover any day. The amount of usable cargo room, leg space, and practicality that a minivan offers you is unmatched.
These are the best rental cars for family vacations.
I took this for my portland trip in 19, totally hands down the best minivan
Totally agreed! Drove it for a week on a family trip in FL. So much better than the Dodge.
Ikr yess love those
I rented one recently, 800 miles on the clock. Stalls in reverse and the interior panels were falling off in the back. I agree though, nice tech, nice interior driving dynamics. No confidence in long term reliability.
@@Tsubaki518 yeah you gotta be nuts to purchase one, but as a rental for a week or two it gets the job done quite well
We rented one and drove 3000 miles in a week. Lots of cargo, comfortable and plenty of power
Can't wait for the Hellcat version!
what would be the MPG? 12, 13, 15?
@@hynsum That engine would idle hauling that tiny minivan around lol. The challenger is a land yacht lol.
i know it'll never happen but if there was a Hellcat option for this (or even an SRT version), I would get one. No questions asked.
And nothing would be better than pulling up next to a Mustang GT at a light, watching him laugh at you, and then watching his jaw drop when he realized that he just got smoked by a Mommy Mobile.
@@housepianist 100% same
that won’t work, the engine bay is specifically fit just for the pentastar v6 and you wouldn’t even be able to fit a little turbo in there
Iove the room in that van . The whole family can go places in one vehicle and still be comfortable while traveling to your destination.
This is by far the king of minivans. This S model is awesome. Not a van fan but I would get this.
Wow, those red seats are amazing.
Amazingly fugly.
I’m not even a father and I know how practical and useful minivans are!
You said I’m dead inside 🤣🤣 #relate
I still don't understand people who thinks minivan are boring and less cool than large suv, take a good look at modern minivans! Especially Pacifica and KIA Sedona, they are legit beauty
I agree 100%. Plus you don’t have to climb to get inside, less blind spots, fantastic(fits adults) 3rd row and the trunk load height is low.
This is the best looking van in the lineup
This car is the only car keeping the Chrysler name alive
very sadly, true. And that name is probably on verge as it is... Stellantis anyone?
That’s because they don’t bother to update anything and kill off everything they could at least add new cars as well
@@frann5918 i know right they could make other models
@@frann5918 And because their cars have typically had a bad reputation.
Just ordered one yesterday (Touring-L with black S interior). Great video - I love how you hit the key points quickly (that a lot of the other 2021 Pacifica reviews seem to miss). Two small points - the hands-free doors doesn't mean hit the button on the remote like you show (all trims have that) - it means you can open by placing your foot underneath the sliding doors or rear door if your hands are full. You mention that the hybrid doesn't have 2nd row stow-n-go which is correct, but the Pinnacle trim also does not have 2nd row stow-n-go. The upgraded, bucket second row seats in the Pinnacle are too big - but the storage is still there under the floor for whatever else you want.
I’d drive this around with the second row stowed 100% of the time. Makes for some amazing leg room :-)
Love the seats in the $53,000 model.
Here me out: Fast & the Furious, but with soccer moms. Team mini-van vs team suv. 🤣
Hello. So we have a charger scatpack, a challenger and now a 2020 Pacifica. Same as the one here in color. Except the seats. But let me tell you guys. It’s a fun vehicle to drive. Maybe I’m getting old. But oh well. We drove from Arizona to Illinois down to Florida and back. Enjoyed the U S of A in style. If you’re looking for a van. This is it.
I LOVE THAT FACT THAT THIS IS A REVIEW FOR A MINIVAN AND THIS GUY IS DEFINITELY MAKING SURE THAT HE IS TALKING TO THE YONGER PARENTS. THE 30 to 40 your olds. THIS ACTUALLY MADE GAVE ME A NEW OUTLOOK ON MINI VANS. AND THIS IS ONE I DEFINITELY WANT NOW.
Wow , this minivans came along way I still remember the 1984 Chrysler/ Plymouth Voyager 😏
Good review Micha 👍
I own a 2019 blue dodge grand caravan GT and I love it.
I sell at a Chrysler dealership so I'm watching these for the info. A lot of these. This is the first car review I've ever watched that was ACTUALLY entertaining and made me lol TWICE. "As you may have guessed, I'm dead inside, but the Pacifica is not." I f'n DIED. His complacent smile. Lmfao I'm sharing this with everyone lol
“I’m dead inside, but that’s not the Chryslers Pacifica’s fault”
As a regular rental car that’s one of the best rental I like to get. It drives well when you push it (no passenger].
Never understood the "hate" of minivans. They do almost everything better than a CUV/SUV. And anyone who thinks most SUV's are sporty are fooling themselves. I'd take the new Sienna over any SUV.
Except safety.
I think its the height of an suv that people like
I think SUV's look better.
@@nathanielmatthew9555 Never heard that one, maybe?
@@tomdrummy4984 This is almost as tall, close?
Never thought I would say this, but....what a cool minivan. :)
Me 2
The exterior styling on the previous Pacifica was more flowing and elegant, the new one is rather generic. Also its best to order, drop the vacuum and get the spare tire kit. Get a flat in the middle of nowhere or late at night and you will understand the importance of an actual spare. The gunk they give you only works for a small puncture, if that. The Sienna is a quality vehicle but unfortunately the front end looks like somebody glued on a vacuum cleaner nozzle. But hands down mini vans make way more sense for a family than a crossover or SUV. It is a roomier, capable vehicle and it costs less that most crossovers or SUV's. I just don't understand the stigma attached to them and why people care so much what other think about them. Is not safety and comfort and capability more important?
I used to hate vans, but the Chrysler Pacifica converted me its a beautiful van looks more SUV like & sporty. I love the how spacious ot is & the black rims, black details, red leather seats & that matte dark gray color. Everything is lovely & appealing to me,. I want one & am planning on getting it this summer.
I'm in love with those red leather seats. Unfortunately, when I looked at Chrysler's site, they're no longer offering them.
Best van in the segment
Sure, after Odyssey and Sienna.
@@Aradhya.Sharma yes
@@Aradhya.Sharma Disagree. This thing looks WAY nicer than both inside and out. Unless I planned to keep a van for 10 years and/or over 150k miles, I'd chose this all day everyday.
The Odyssey is hideous looking and is having problems. It actually is no longer recommended by Consumer Reports. Hondas reliability has really declined over the years. Especially the Odyssey. Also no AWD.The Sienna is ugly and has the least power.
@@Aradhya.Sharma The Odyssey and Sienna aren't better than this
I looked at the website and the options available are amazing, especially the "theatre dvd video system" in the back. The black wheels with pearl black exterior colour choice makes it look so ultra cool....and ominous.
how many miles are these good for?
I knew I was an old man when I fell in love with this vehicle.
I actually love the color combination here.
The exact color/spec Pacifica hubby and I are looking at. It's easily the best looking minivan on the market.
Had the last version. It was a gremlin filled stressful mess. The only good things where the stereo and surround view camera. The ride was to bouncy. Mpg felt like I was driving a Army truck. Most of all the touchscreen failed numerous times in two years. The touchscreen controls everything from taking calls to ac and cameras. I was so frustrated I contacted the company and vowed to never own another Chrysler product. They lost a customer with me. Paid it off and got a Toyota Sienna.
It’s an fca product. Let’s hope it’s reliable long term like the sienna hybrid
Should be. That V6 is pretty damn good, That 9 speed has some issues though.
@@gasolinediesel972 I thought fca has fixed the 9 speed issues. I heard that the new Cherokee 9 speed is better than the 9 speed in the Honda passport
@@naveenthemachine I don't know. I only keep up with the 8 speed. The 8 speed is bulletproof. It won't fit in the pacifica.
@@gasolinediesel972 Th ZF 8 speed is fantastic. Great transmission. And if you pair it w the 3.6, it’ll be more reliable
@@naveenthemachine I know, but it can't fit in the minivan lol. It's really designed for a V8 engine.
Well, my gf said she wants 10 kids 👶🏼. We're planning on getting married this year. I probably won't need a minivan till a few years after we're married but I still like the idea of minivans. I like the kia Sedona too
I'm currently renting this vehicle. It's so spacious. Also very smooth suspension compare to my Nissan Frontier. Everything is so modern , including the digital displays and excellent android blutooth capability for phone calls.
Damn, the stow n go is one of the only reasons to own a FCA minivan. But the plug in hybrid seems like such a good idea.
How do you feel about the past year of your life? 3:24
I don’t even have a family but that van is coming for the Odyssey and the Sienna and I know he sounds like he’s joking but behind every joke is a thinly veiled cry for help💯
Micah, if you and Evie were going to have more kids, this would be a great vehicle for her, especially with the AWD.
The plug-in version with awd and stow n go seats would be perfect!
Agreed.
I want it. Im 24 but i love minivans!
Cannot wait for Micah's family review!
im 34 with no family and i'd drive the heck outta this van...
53k for a mini van, yeah Chrysler bang on pricing!
It’s a 2021 model.what do you expect?
A minivan with AWD is a great option for people who do long term camping. Remove back seats and plenty of room to sleep and have storage.
This is the best review ever! Love the comedy 🥰
I want one now and I don’t have kids but I do spend a lot of time with my family.
I like sport cars and I think this van looks sporty
Those Dual Screens would also be nice on the 3rd Row.
So much Micah, so much Fun! "Or cargo you treat like family." "Nod to Flowbee using built-n vacuum." "Lovely." Great looking van, refresh is excellent, and - in Micah's hands - sure looks fun to drive and own. Enjoyed the humor. Great review.
Before buying it, just know that the auto play will always connect and disconnect, every 5 second, preventing you from using GPS, Mp3 player, and anything that has to do between your phone and the car. Millions of owners are going through this problem (me being one of them) and chrysler is oblivious about it. Same thing with both android play and apple play.
This and the upcoming Kia Sedona are the best ones in the segment.
Those red seats are awesome
Awesomely BAD looking.
Seems to have a lot more choices than the Sienna. As far as quality, we have a Sienna Limited and have had over $7000 worth of work done on it, fortunately most of it covered under the extended warranty.
Does anyone know if you can easily remove the 2nd row seats on the plug-in version?
That red is crazy
I'm 25, 2 kids and baby this van looks like a tasty meal too me😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
That’s the only Pacifica I’ve ever seen with the red S package. You never find those!
Looks like an awesome van but Chrysler has scared me away with all of their other cheaply made cars.
Is the color of this Pacifica ceramic gray?
The new design is cool,but I liked the (2016-2020) version the most 😶
I can admit I like vans. No comparison to an suv. They are so much better
This is not a car, I feel like a living room on wheels. Seriously! it felt like we never left our living. It's very comfortable to drive you dont feel bumps.
Absolutely love Pacifica and Hybrid. But Chryslers needs to LOWER the price. Families want affordable minivans.
Im 17 and i like this Car. Not because the exterior but the Interieur With this funktions Are Reallohn nice.
The comment about meaningful conversation earned you a like.
The third row looks like it’s made exactly like the one in the 2017 Grand Caravan that I had. Not a fan of how the seat bottom is tilted so much.
the problem is that people dont trust craysler?
This is the top option in the minivan segment
He seems like an awesome dude to hang with !
Stow and go seats need to be in every minivan.(at least the gas version).
I’m surprised no one has copied them. Try to manually remove second row seats out of another minivan and you’ll see why stow and go is so great!!
@@demikoo yes, the one in Odyssey isn’t convenient to remove the seats to maximize cargo, Sienna is worst, you can’t even take out the seats.
@@demikoo oh they would, but it’s patented by Chrysler right now.
NICE !!!! (just wish it was a toyota, but well done FCA !! well done !!! better than the Sienna )
Sexiest family van alive, change my mind
Choose pacifica over a honda odyssey any day. With pacifica you have stow and go seats, vehicle camera view, 287 hp, and more seating space. It's not about the looks it's the functionality
Hi everyone I just got a 2021 Pacifica s and I absolutely love it and I don't have any children I do Uber and Lyft for a living so the more space for my passengers also I was wondering with the DVDs can you download other games to the games in the back just wondering thank you
I remember in the 1990’s Chrysler had these new “cab forward” concept designed sedans - specifically the Chrysler Concorde. It was gorgeous. There was nothing made in the USA that looked like it. It drove nice and was well equipped. However, it was a reliability nightmare. And it doesn’t take long for that sexy styling and comfort to matter no more as it’s spending way more time at the dealership for warranty repairs than it reasonably should. On top of that, Chrysler had an underwhelming service department as far as the “service” portion of it went. Needless to say - getting rid of that car was a relief and it was back to Japanese brands again for me. Fast forward 25 years and I need a minivan. My gut told me to go with the Odyssey. Heck, I even had a better deal on one with only 3,000 miles on it. I just wasn’t crazy about the styling and it lacked a few features the Pacifica had. I even specifically remember the front seats being more comfortable in the Honda. Then I’d see the Chrysler and I’d be wowed….drove it twice and I decided to take a second chance on another Chrysler product. This was two years ago. My 2019 Limited model is strewn with issues, most of which aren’t uncommon according to online Pacifica forums. But take it to any Chrysler dealer and bring up the problem that you know is common and they’ll act like it’s the first they’ve heard of it every time. They’ll keep your car for days abs never fix the problem - claiming they cannot duplicate it. It’s beyond frustrating. I have a Chrysler vehicle that’s under factory warranty that has a list of issues - nothing that would necessarily leave me stranded, but more than enough to strip me of confidence in reliability. Worse, is their pathetic dealer service departments. They operated the same way 25 years ago that they do today. No wonder Chrysler has done nothing but struggle over the past five decades. I guess they find just enough fools like me out there who are blinded by that sexy, hot babe who’s a 10 in the looks department, but halfway through the second date you’re ready to blow your brains out abs kicking yourself for not looking beyond the skin deep beauty. I will probably not live long enough to make this mistake again in 25 years, but I doubt Chrysler will last that long as a viable company. Do yourself a favor - don’t even consider a Pacifica. You’ll regret it for reliability reasons. And you won’t be happy with the service you’ll receive I assure you. Get a Honda Odyssey or the Toyota Sienna. Maybe the Kia Carnival, but do not let the fancy footwork that the Chrysler design team did on this beautiful, poorly made minivan fool you. That’s what it is. A beautifully designed hunk of junk.
Owned a 99 Sport version, and now a 2014 (since new and bought only because it was cheap, and I intended to keep it for 5yrs). One really wants to like Chrysler products, but they don't generally keep their side of the bargain due to poor build quality...I wish they took quality more seriously because their design philosophy is often impressive...
National has these in their Emerald Club selection, they are a pleasure to drive.
So.... What trim is the model shown, and what packages does it came with? Also, how much as shown? I totally dig that minivan.
Best minivan hands down.
MM is funny guy but the review seems rushed, kind of, on the fly... you get it🚁🤣
As you might imagine, I'm dead inside... 😂😂😂😂😂
The hush up now children daddies in the zone took me out.😂😂😂
I moved an entire 2 bedroom apartment with a Pacifica rental!
That is why I want one so happy to know my idea was right about being able to move with it.
Can you poke your head outside the sunroof? Which trims have the sunroof? Or is it an option on any trim?
Bought one today!
After being in Honda's, Toyota's and Kia's gauge clusters. The Pacifica needs an upgrade in that department. It looks cheezy and cheap.
This vid should be used as an audition submission for his new TV show! 🤣
Why can’t I find this exact model? Lol I’ve searched ceramic grey clearcoat and red s appearance package and there is only 1 available in the middle of Illinois lol! Like this should be their #1 seller
You know wet cement grey is played-out when it makes it to a minivan.
normally, I don't like FCA vehicles. I have to give credit to them for this vehicle, though! impressive
What about the THIRD row seats..do they fold flat into the floor??
Yes
Is the vacuum good for smoke
Please do the new 2024 version.
Looks nice, but the new Kia Sedona looks like the best minivan. From a aesthetic perspective.
As I can tell on the exterior color of the Pacifica in the thumbnail image, I thought it would be a TRD PRO concept by Toyota.