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SEARCHThe 2017 Chrysler Pacifica will retail for at least $29,590 when it reaches dealer showrooms in the spring in five trim models.
Photo of 2017 Chrysler Pacifica courtesy of FCA US.
Photo of 2017 Chrysler Pacifica courtesy of FCA US.
The 2017 Chrysler Pacifica will retail for at least $29,590 when it reaches dealer showrooms in the spring in five trim models.
FCA US is offering the minivan in trim levels that include the LX, Touring, Touring-L, Touring-L Plus, and Limited.
The LX base model offers Stow 'n Go seats, Bluetooth connectivity, and ParkView rear backup camera among other features. The $29,590 price includes the $995 destination charge.
The Touring model adds SiriusXM satellite radio, power sliding doors, and automatic headlights. It retails for $31,490.
The Touring-L adds heating front seats and remote start. Standard safety features include ParkSense rear park assist with stop, blind-spot monitoring, and Rear Cross Path detection. The model retails for $35,490.
The Touring-L Plus adds a rear sear entertainment system, 7-inch driver information display, heating steering wheel, and 8.4-inch Uconnect touch screen. It retails for $38,890.
The Limited model adds Nappa leather seats, power third-row seats, 3-D navigation, HID headlights, handsfree sliding doors and liftgate, LED fog lamps, and a dual-pane panoramic sunroof. It retails for $43,490.
FCA US will offer the Pacifica Hybrid model in the second half of 2016.
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