Can you please share the MF, RV and Incentives for a 2025 Pacifica Plugin Hybrid Pinnacle for a 36/10 lease term in 75078? Also there appears to be a 7500 cash incentive from the dealer + 7500 leasing credit, is that correct?

The EPA’s estimated fuel mileage ratings for the 2005 Chrysler Pacifica are as follows: Pacifica 3.8L SOHC 24V V6 engine with 210hp @ 5,000rpm 2005 EPA estimated mpg (city/hwy)(FWD, AWD) 18/25 4-speed transaxle w/AutoStick® Touring/Limited 3.5L SOHC 24V V6 engine with 250hp @ 6,400rpm 2005 EPA estimated mpg (city/hwy)(FWD, AWD) 17/23, 17/ ...

The Pacifica fuel tank is shaped like a saddle bag to allow the drive shaft to clear on the AWD models. The pump has to pump fuel from one side to the other. The pumps with the seating problem are unable to do this.

2007 Pacifica TRG/FWD with both decks and no factor screen. The new after market screen has RCA inputs. I need to find the 12-way harness for the factor radio and ,if the make it, conversion kit to RCA.

This begs the question, "why would Chrysler not put the Garmin into the Pacifica?". The Pacifica's other short coming on the screen is it's lack of brightness, with sunglasses the screen is near invisible. Any ideas to correct these problems please contact: Donald Wheat 712-233-1914

We bought a 2005 Pacifica Touring AWD with 19k in April 2006 from a Chrysler dealer. About a month ago we noticed the car shuddering when going a steady speed 25 - 40 mph.

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2017 Chrysler Pacifica Long-Term Road Test - Wrap-Up 4.2K views 1 comment 0 points Most recent by kirkhilles1 October 2017 Chrysler 2017 Chrysler Pacifica Lease

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A couple of questions as I debate whether to upgrade from a 2004 Pacifica FWD to a 2008 Pacifica, probably also FWD, but with the 4.0L engine. Does the 4.0L require 89 octane or an I get away with 87? (that extra dime/gal is really annoying me :mad: )? Right now with 116,000 miles on my '04, if I really work at it, I can get 23mpg on the highway.