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2007 Chrysler Pacifica Limited4
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Pros
All-wheel drive available; generous cargo room; three rows of seating; SUV capacity with car-like ride and handling.
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Model News
The Chrysler Pacifica got a new powertrain option for 2007. The 3.8L V6 is still the base engine, but a 4.0L V6 with a six-speed automatic transmission is included on uplevel trim. The engine now makes 255 horsepower and 265 lb-feet of torque. Side-curtain air bags are now standard, as is electronic stability control, and traction control. The front grille and fascia has been updated to keep up with the new look consistent with the brand.
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Value Writeup
A powerful new 4.0L V6 engine and six-speed transmission give the 2007 Chrysler Pacifica gutsy acceleration and luxurious cruising ability. The optional third-row folding seat allows eight adults to ride comfortably. With the third row folded, up to 45 cubic feet of cargo fits into the back. The Pacifica does a nice job of combining SUV capacity with car-like posture and minivan highway comfort. No other vehicle in its segment can compete for cargo space, and none offer seating for eight adults.
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Model Highlights
Introduced in 2003, the four-year-old Chrysler Pacifica is neither an SUV, nor a station wagon, nor a minivan. While it is large enough to carry eight people with the optional third-row seat, yet it remains comfortable and car-like, which is ideal for freeway cruising. The taller stance, upright seating, and enormous cargo capacity compare favorably with minivans. It is a nearly seamless blend of three different vehicle types.
The Pacifica is available in both all-wheel-drive and front-wheel-drive forms. The base front-wheel-drive trim comes standard with a 3.8L V6, generating 215 horsepower, and a four-speed automatic transmission. The upgrade to all-wheel drive also brings with it a 4.0L V6 and a six-speed automatic transmission that make 253 horsepower. This is not a large step up in power, but the engine's flatter torque curve and two additional ratios from the transmission mean the vehicle, which weighs 4,300 pounds, will feel more sprightly.
The base Pacifica starts at $24,460, and luxury-oriented standard items abound, including load-leveling suspension, power-adjustable front seats, an Infinity speaker system, and dual-zone climate control. The Leather Value Group provides heated leather seats, a leather-wrapped steering wheel, and a six-disc CD changer for $1,995.
The Touring trim, which starts at $27,600, adds a folding third-row seat for two more people. Heated power mirrors and ten-way luxury power seats are also included upgrades. Wood grain is applied to the dash, making the Touring model feel more upscale. A six-disc CD changer, 19-inch wheels, Parksense park-assist system, heated second and third-row seating, and a high-end surround sound system are all available options.
The Limited trim starts at $33,775, but it includes many of the Touring's luxury options. These include 19-inch wheels, a power moonroof, fog lamps, Parksense, a power liftgate, and Sirius satellite radio. A rearview back-up camera with a display cleverly placed inside the speedometer can be added for $395. A rear-seat entertainment system is available on all Pacificas as a $795 option.