2021 Chrysler Pacifica consumer reviews

I have previously owned toyta sienna xle awd was a real nice van. New Toyota way to expensive and hybrid only can't fold seats or take them out .my new Pacifica was awsome value for the money way more stuff than toyota and its awd recent 1500 mile road trip produced 24mpg on hiway my old sienna did 18

This Chrysler Pacifica was the best vehicle for meeting our special needs when compared to three other mini vans that we considered. We are pleased with the Pacifica performance and style.

My Pacifica is a pleasure to drive. It’s has a lot of safety features that give me piece of mind. It looks great, runs great and is very comfortable. High recommend the Pacifica.

This has met our needs and will be enjoyed on many trips and our new adventures since retirement. Nice cargo area to bring backs lots of gifts for our family and friends.

I know I purchased the best minivan that doesn't look like a minivan on the market today my 2021 pacifica looks really sporty it turns heads as we drive by.

I do not own this van, however I just finished driving a rental one 1000 miles to Florida and feel I have experienced enough to write a honest review. - Good: As far as design inside and out this van is great. It has tons of storage space and the stow n go seating is awesome. As far as power; it has plenty. Also the ride quality is very good & the handling seems good for a van. Unfortunately this is where the good ends. - The bad: Sadly the bad is so bad that there is no way I would actually buy one. - 1st: This van has all of the modern day safety features one would expect, however none of them seem to work very well. In comparison to my Toyota I drive with "Safety Sense", this van falls very short. It's lane guidance is the worst I've ever experienced (Subaru, Honda, Hyundai). It will not even attempt to keep you in the lane, instead it just fears off & then starts driving you crazy with alerts (The Toyota will actually keep you in your lane). Next & probably the most dangerous is Chrysler's pedestrian avoidance. It is so inaccurate that today on I-95 while driving in the far right lane, there was a large tractor mowing the the grass about 6-8 feet off the shoulder. I didn't think anything of it because my Toyota had never given me and issue in instances like this. Suddenly out of no where the van just slammed on it's breaks & started flashing & making a loud noise. This would have been incredibly dangerous had someone been behind me. - My 2nd major complaint & also a possible danger, is the way it's adaptive cruise works. In my Toyota when u come up behind a slower can it will hit it's breaks & then when u signal to switch lanes to pass, the Toyota will start to accelerate when you start to switch lanes (as long as no one is in the other lane up ahead). However, the bad thing about the Chrysler is that it does slow down (like it should), yet when you switch lanes, it will continue slamming on the brakes, even when ur in the next lane. So if traffic is coming up u have to hit the gas, because the van will just continue breaking for a goo 3 seconds (long enough to get hit). - Lastly the transmission in this van stinks. I believe it has a 9 speed transmission & it seems to always be searching for the right gear & it does not do it smoothly at all. Honestly, I have not driven a car with such a poor performing transmission in years. - Conclusion: For 40+thousand dollars there are much better options out there. Perhaps the Toyota Sienna, which you can buy in a Hybrid & AWD & get 35+ miles to the gallon. What is the use of having all these safety features, if they can't be trusted. Please do yourself a favor &try something else. Because at the end of the day; it's still just a out of date dodge product that's all dressed up, with no real substance.

Needed a convenient "hauler" of people and cargo and this was configured the best all the new minivans offered. I really haven't had it long enough for a reliability rating.

The car is equipped very we. I t cost more than last year's model but it has nicer styling and a few more features over the 2020 model

Traded in the Honda Odyssey for this and very happy we did so. Comfortable 3rd row seating. Love the stow and go feature - can load the kids in the car from inside the car with 1 seat down. Drives beautifully in snow and ice. Love all the automatic features and syncing with my phone.

The 2021 Chrysler Pacifica we purchased is a great vehicle. It is a pleasure to drive and has exceeded our expectations. It has so many excellent features.