2023 Chrysler Pacifica - Is It The ULTIMATE Multitasking Minivan? 

I will do that. Thank you for sharing!

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my moms 2013 had 0 issues🤷‍♂

That was 8 years ago

My 2018 has only 15k miles and no issues...Pacifica..

How's the van been so far?

It is on the driver side door inside of the door bin. This is located just under the panel of switches on the armrest.

You just push it and it opens.

As soon as I can get access to one.

@@VehicleVisionary How WIDE is the rear hatch door?

Yes it is available in India.

The big problem is reliability.

Yeah, I'd take the Toyota. More reliable

​Yep! Transmission is garbage, look at the Ram issues. Nice van but I only go with Subaru of Toyota personally.

Sorry to hear that.

Yes

I bought a 2021 Pacifica Touring L with whatever package, and mine has a screen on the back of each of the front seats which can play a DVD/Blueray from the front or anything plugged into the USB ports next to the screens. I'm sure that's also the case with the 2023, except his model didn't have the screens (or the front passenger power seat, which mine has).

he explained the turn signals though, isn't that enough?

Yes it has a BIG glass roof .Not sure sure about remote start , maybe it's available on higher spec models

Yes, Youree Dr indeed!

There is a panel in the rear cargo area on the left which is where the spare is located.

It looks like they're doing away with spare tires. To my shock and dismay, my 2021 Pacifica Touring L came without one! It would go on the left behind the rear seats, and it looks like has 2023 version has two shelves there. Mine came with a vacuum in place of the spare, which disturbed me until I realized that I hadn't used a spare tire in 20 years, but I've used that vacuum at least 30 times per year! His model is fairly basic (no screens on the backs of the front seats, manual front passenger seat, etc.). Mine, 2 years older, has the vacuum and fancy touches like automatic parallel parking, nanny cam (a huge, color view of everyone in the back, and touching a passenger zooms in on that person). It's also fun to pop open the sliding doors from a distance so the kids can pile in before you even get close enough to touch the vehicle!

I'm assuming you are one of the people who needs that information. 😂

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There are way too many idiots driving that don't use them.

This is the gasoline-powered version of the Pacifica, and you're comparing it with the hybrid Sienna. The hybrid Pacifica has the same mpg as the Sienna.

Not true

In Jan of 2022 I searched for a new 7-passenger vehicle with sliding doors and AWD. Toyota Sienna and Chrysler Pacifica are the only vehicles with those. I first drove the Toyota - I've always liked Toyotas - but the Sienna was an under-powered, bouncy, sardine can to drive. The high-end Sienna with all of the fancy touches felt like driving a stripped-down work truck. Then I drove the Pacifica - what a powerful, comfortable pleasure that was to drive! So I bought one (I said I didn't care about color, which got me a new Pacifica within a week, but I ended up with one the color of wet concrete - oh well). But I have loved everything else about it for close to 2 years. The kids love the 2 screens in the back, I fold and unfold a 2nd-row seat at least once per week, I've enjoyed several trips across the Colorado mountains with it, the AWD grips snowy roads very well, and even my sports-car-loving son-in-law agrees that the Pacifica is a great vehicle that's as flexible as a Swiss Army Knife!

We purchased a new Odyssey and had transmission problems the first year. The dealer was not very helpful. I will never rebuy an Odyssey.

The doors being open and engaging park is normal on new vehicles.😊

I feel like you're just 1,000 years old and don't know what you're doing.

The door thing and going into park is a safety feature which people with little kids would appreciate. I for one do!