Keep Your Family Safe and Sound in the Spacious and Well-Equipped New Chrysler Pacifica

Minivans don't get much love these days, as family drivers tend to choose full-sized, three-row SUVs when they need expansive cabins and utility for driving several passengers around. But with the new Chrysler Pacifica, there's a lot to love in a classic minivan design that welcomes modern stylistic touches throughout. You'll definitely get an expansive cabin with lots of room for both passengers and cargo, all while the latest Chrysler tech in your new Pacifica keeps you and your loved ones connected and safe while you're on the go.

Find the Right Tech to Put in Your New Chrysler Pacifica

Starting in the base level of the Pacifica, you'll be treated to a full range of helpful features as you drive around, either close to home running daily errands, or for taking off on that long-planned family road trip. Standard features include a 7-inch touchscreen, smartphone integration, Bluetooth, a rearview camera and even advanced driver aids like blind-spot monitoring and rear cross-traffic alert. Higher trims and option packages grant upgrades like lane departure warning, additional USB ports in all three rows of seating, ambient lighting and high-end audio equipment.

Spacious Inside and Capable on the Road, the New Chrysler Pacifica is Worthy of Your Family Travels

With a focus on utility and family driving, the Pacifica smartly makes its lone V-6 engine capable enough to handle a full load of passengers and cargo. The 3.6-liter V-6 produces a cool 287 horsepower and 262 pound-feet of torque. Inside, the second- and third-row seats are easily adjustable, folding down, reclining or working with the Stow 'n Go system to fold into the floor of your Pacifica. If you don't need to load up with the max seven-passenger seating arrangement, your Pacifica can offer a max cargo capacity of 140.5 cubic feet.

Located near the Midland Fairgrounds just off Route 10, Feeny Chrysler Jeep Dodge is easy to find, so come over today to take a closer look at the new Pacifica.