Description

When the Pacifica debuted as an early 2004 model, Chrysler wanted it to be unlike anything else on the market. Developers sought a vehicle that didn't conform to the traditional proportions of a car, sport utility vehicle or minivan, yet featured the best attributes of each. Chrysler branded the Pacifica "simply cool and classy." Pacificas can have an on-demand all-wheel-drive system or front-wheel drive. The vehicle's six seats are arranged in three rows of two each. For 2005, a new entry-level five-passenger model joined the Touring and Limited editions. All models now carry Chrysler's 3.5-liter V-6. New Touring options included rear parking assist, 19-inch chrome-clad wheels and Sirius Satellite Radio. A BeltAlert system is standard for 2006. Mirrors are bigger, and can be fitted with automatic tilt-down. The glovebox is larger, too, and a new DVD radio plays MP3 CDs and audio or video DVDs.