2008 Chrysler Pacifica consumer reviews

We bought our 2006 chrysler pacifica at 111,000 miles in 2018. I loved it dearly, comfortable ride, sleek look, great storage even with second seats up. It died on April 2024 at 188,000 miles. We kept all maintenance, and we bought it from the original owner. There’s no used vehicle on the market today that compares. Having difficulty looking for a replacement that has all the features it did.

Can't say enough good things about my AWD things about our Chrysler Pacifica. We bought a 2008 in 2015 with 223,000 and drove it for 2 years, 4 days a week to work 17 miles away one way. After it was totaled when my husband had a Deer/Pac accident we bought a 2007 168,000 miles and drove that daily with no issues until that too hit 3 deer, it still runs but need a little body work. :) Will buy another Pac if given the chance.

Great handling car in all weather. Comfortable ride. Tire sensors keep breaking so that warning light is always on and notice for tire service keeps blinking. Expensive, worthless repair. Bad Dashboard problems.

The Chrysler Pacifica from 2008 is extremely stylish with its woodgrain/leather inside, yet very roomy. The 3rd row seating comes in handy but if you don't need it, the storage space in the back is very large. We own the All Wheel Drive and for Michigan Winter months it is great.

So far it has cost me over $5,000. in repairs and still going up. I got it used and can't believe it has all of these problems. A/C and mostly transmission. wiring rusted Needed a new computer....

I had pledged not to own a minivan, but with kids, it really makes sense. We went to the dealership with our eyes on a different make/model, but they didn't have any and instead we saw the Pacifica on the lot. It was a minivan we hadn't considered or were even aware of a the time. We knew we didn't want the Town & Country (too boxy of a look), so Chrysler was out of the picture. The Pacifica had more features than the other make/model we were looking at. The big selling point for us was the Stow and Go seats - it's handy to have when the extra storage space is needed (we can fold the 3rd row down). Or, when the seats are all up, there's extra storage room where the middle row seats would be stored, which is handy to have. The exterior is stylish too, it has some styling designs similar to a crossover and it drives really nice as well. This is an excellent minivan and we are happy with our purchase.

My first experience with a crossover. So impressed with this car. Leg room was most important but I was rewarded with other features as well. Love the styling, the way it handles, radio is wonderful. It is a 10 year old car, so I have had to do some maintenance So worth keeping it! The only drawback is low gas mileage, but the other features out weigh this for me.

This car meets all my needs. I use it to go back and forth from work. It is reliable and can hold a lot of stuff

This is a great crossover. Too bad Chrysler did not make it after 2008. It is an AWD with power, comfort and towing capacity. The interior design is outstanding with 6 passenger capacity and excellent storage.

I had a 2004 Pacifica, which I drove for 11 years, and I loved it. I foolishly sold it 2 years ago, and bought a new, somewhat equivalent crossover from another manufacturer. It is nice, but rides like a buckboard, has hard seats and lacks the amenities that I was accustomed to. It is a comedown from the Pac. After a long search, I have just found a loaded 2008 AWD Touring with only 36000 miles. Clean underside and almost mint in every way. Can't wait for the car carrier to drop it off.