Chrysler Announces Pricing for All-New 2004 Pacifica
The Chrysler Group announced pricing for its all-new 2004 Pacifica, which is scheduled to go on sale in early spring 2003.
The Chrysler Group announced pricing for its all-new 2004 Pacifica, which is scheduled to go on sale in early spring 2003. The automaker says the Pacifica creates a new category of vehicle called sports tourer. Chrysler will offer two Pacifica models, an all-wheel drive version as well as a front-wheel drive model with traction control. The Manufacturer's Suggested Retail Price (MSRP) for the all-wheel drive Pacifica model will be $32,980. The MSRP for the front-wheel drive model will be $31,230. Both prices include a $680 destination fee. Standard features include three-row side curtain airbags, an inflatable driver-side knee blocker airbag, four-wheel anti-lock disc brakes, speed control, AM/FM radio with CD player, full-length center console, 17-inch aluminum wheels, and the 250 horsepower 3.5-L engine from the Chrysler 300M.
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