2007 Chrysler Pacifica consumer reviews

I bought it used with 125000 miles, I've had to replace the tires, A/C evap and radiator hose.. I've traveled 15000 miles since I bought it in September 2018. No problems.

This car does not meet any needs. True be told needs a RECALL. NEEDS A RECALL NEED, NEEDS RECALL, NEEDA RECALL,NEED RECALL NEED RECALL NEED RECALL, NEED RECALL THATS WHAT NEED TO HAPPEN AT THIS POINT!

One of the least reliable vehicles I have ever owned. I bought it with 95k miles. What a mistake! In one year I replaced fuel pump, radiator, front end suspension, 2 wheel bearings, several EVAP components, condenser, side mirrors, and passenger seat wiring harness. No durability. Stay away.

I just bought this car today with my taxes. I love the cars features, roominess, and comfort. However, I drove it to my doctors appointment and about 40 miles from home I started have an issue with the fuel gauge. I had half a tank and it suddenly dropped to empty and the low fuel chime activated. I pulled into a station (I could not be stranded on side of road with kids) and attempted to put more gas in it. It would not take the gas. I had to run the pump very slowly. When I got back in the car and cranked it, the fuel gauge was reading 3/4 of a tank. I went on to doctor another 30 miles away just fine. On the way home it did it again. I started researching this and MANY people have had the same issue with this model and it doesn't seem to matter the year. The problem is in the dual tanks not fluctuating properly and the tanks will have to be dropped. New fuel filters, fuel pumps and floats. Now I have a car that I cannot depend on and cannot afford to put that kind of money out for. Seems like Chrysler would recall this issue with so many complaints. People with the same issue all over the internet. Please beware.

Cant wait to have a car with 4 captains seats! With 3 kids it gives them space so they aren?t right next to each other!

We've owned this car for eleven years and currently have 184K miles on it. Overall, it's been a great car but it does tend to go through tires faster than my husband's car, and a tire sensor will go bad almost every time a wheel needs to be removed (brakes, replace tires, rotations, etc.). I don't consider any of these things a reason not to own this vehicle, it's been a very, very reliable and comfortable car for our family.

I purchased a uses 2007 Chrysler Pacifica The exterior and interior were in excellent condition and it seemed to drive fine on the teat drive. Within 2 WEEKS of purchase the car began stalling out and losing all power. You could pull over, restart the car and continue to drive with no issue. Then the fuel gave began to act funny. I would fill up the car and drive it When the gave reached a half a tank the gave would drop to empty the mileage indicators would drop to zero. I would stop to put gas in it, and the pump would only pump a little them shut off. You couldn't put but just a dollar or two in it most times. Eventually it was determined to be a faulty fuel pump. Had I gone on a couple of car review websites I would have known that this was a common issue. Other owners had tried to get a class action lawsuit against Chrysler for the fuel pump issue. I had mine fixed to the tune of 700.00, but 2 1/2 weeks later it went out again. This time I did not have it repaired, and was left with no choice but to walk away from it....like I said Run! You're liable to be running anyways as often as this car breaks down!!

So far love it , can't seem to figure out what the power problem is though, goes dead but all test say everything is ok

Very Comfortable Car. I had the AWD and had no major mechanical problems. Had to fix a gas tank issue at about 150,000($400) and a new starter about $165,000. Other than that did not have to do any work other than normal maintenance. Very comfortable for passengers and drives well. Gets about 17 MPG in City and 23 MPG on interstate. We also towed with it a bit and it had plenty of power.

We put 200,000 miles on our Pacifica. It ran flawlessly, was comfortable and was great to drive short or long distances. We drove from Connecticut to Colorado several times while my daughter was in college and, except for crossing Kansas, every trip was a joy.