One of the best feature videos I’ve seen! Thank you.

Excelent explanation, congratulations

Nice video. As a past dodge mechanic, the rolling door locks can be programmed off at the dealer. Used to be able to do it with a certain sequence of prompts.

This video just helped me make my decision. Thank you so much!

I love my 2018 Pacifica. I think it's one of the best looking Vans and I've wanted one for years before I finally got mine. My kids like riding in it over a full sized SUV. These are really nice practical vans.

My 2019 pacifica was totaled last week and it absorbed the hit pretty good keeping me and my daughter safe! Now looking in to this model as a replacement love the new changes in the infotainment!

Very well done. Looking to purchase this vehicle this month perhaps. Our last vehicle was a Seinna top of the line. Twenty one years ago. This Pacifica L series is really loaded with safety features. Thanks for a Great presentation 👍👍

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Cool video. Just bought a 23 Pacifica Touring L with S trim and though I enjoyed the park assist portion , I still like to do it myself. Personal goal to put it into reverse 1 time. 😅 Bought primarily for stow n go and the v6 to pull a pop up. Can anyone attest to long term reliability? Got on the Pacifica forum and many owners have gotten cracked blocks and in many cases needed new engines at around 70K. Many are quite upset there.

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I have 2 Dodge Caravans, both work horses, one blew a head gasket after 10 years of brutal punishment, the other had the transmission fail (it still runs just slips and won't down shift) after 158,000 miles of extremely heavy use including a moving business. They were both excellent vehicles. I just bought a 2021 Chrysler Pacifica Touring L, 4 days ago, white exterior, tan leather seats, black carpet, tan and black dash, 57,202 miles, no accidents, clean CarFax full report provided by the dealer, original sticker provided by the dealer, full used car dealer inspection, oil and oil filter changed by dealer, air filter and cabin air filter both changed by dealer, brand new Goodyear tires installed by dealer, all floor matts look nearly new, rear carpet replaced by dealer, all fluids topped off and vehicle lubed by dealer, all original books and manuals still in cloth bag, flat tire air pump looks never used, 2 key fobs one of which is brand new, 1 full tank of gas by dealer, a 5 year 75,000 additional miles (132,200 total) Mopar factory bumper to bumper warranty covering over 5000 mechanical parts, a full complete wash and detail of the vehicle, all state taxes, dealer fees, delivery fees, sheriff's inspection (the dealer did this), and license plate (which the dealer went and got for me at the court house), and a $100.00 gift card to a great steak house down the street from the dealer, for a grand total of $30,330.92 out the door. I put down $8,000.00 cash, got a 8.54% interest rate, and my payments are $399.42 for 72 months, but I am going to put $10,000.00 on it next month probably towards the principle, and may refinance it at another place for an even lower rate. I now refuse to pay $50,000.00+ for a Toyota van, because in a split second anyone can slam into the vehicle and destroy it, it's just not worth it, and since pay less I can afford to buy another one without having to literally almost live in one for 10 years. Vehicles get old, nasty, dirty, and funky, it's good to change and get another one every 5 years if possible, or even less. Hope this helps, I think you made a great choice! P.S. People tend to get upset because their vehicles aren't under warranty and or they don't have a lot of money...

does the Touring L trim offer Entertainment System?