Used Chrysler Pacifica for Sale

Well, I currently own a 2005 Chrysler Pacifica. I have had the car since 2007 so I got it two years old. Its more of a van now a days here in 2015. Considering my car has 190,000 miles on it as of now I guess you can say it has drove the distance, even though I see way older cars on the street, such as hondas, toyotas, and fords. So that makes me a little weary about chryslers. I also am not in love with the fact they discontinued the model because they suck so that makes it way harder to find cheap/affordable car parts in the area without going online. So would I recommend a Chrysler Pacifica 2005 edition to a friend or family member my firm answer would be a no! Buy American made cars...

Overall the Pacifica is a good vehicle. We have owned it for almost 2 years and had no issues previously. Last month, our alternator went bad, causing some other damage and a $1000 repair bill. Our oil tends to run low (a recurring issue over the vehicle's lifetime), but regular oil changes resolve that problem easily. The vehicle functions adequately and provides enough space for 2 large dogs and a small child (one of the biggest selling points).

I think the Chrysler Pacifica is a great minivan for families. It is perfect for a family with young and old children. If you can get passed the stigma of driving a minivan, then this one is for you. The feature of having sliding doors is my top positive, which provides the ability for my children to get in the car with little to no help and not have to worry about tight parking spaces. I use the rear-view camera daily and have become so used to using it for parallel parking at school drop off, that I think I would have a hard time parking without a camera now. Also, the third row is great, it can be fully used with three additional seats or partially up to allow for extra storage but with more seats. Or the third row can be very easily stowed to provide a ton of storage. A nugget about the extra storage in this vehicle is that since we have gotten this minivan, we no longer have to take my husband's large, gas guzzling SUV when travelling or going to the home improvement store because the minivan can hold just about the same amount of luggage or stuff but still is comfortable for the kids and myself.