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2021 Chrysler Pacifica Features Largest-in-Class 10.1-Inch Touchscreen With Wireless CarPlay
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The quality has improved. What has not improved is FCA's customer service. I've had several unpleasant dealings with their corporate offices over defects in my former vehicle. I'll probably never buy another Chrysler/Dodge/Jeep/RAM.
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Largest-in-class, not largest. Just a guess but that class would be mini-van.
What’s ugly about it? I recently rented it for a long trip and while I did not like the handling of it compared to my Honda Odyssey, I thought the interior was quite nice.
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I rented one in December and found the space for cargo to be slightly smaller than my odyssey. I don’t have the measurements but it felt that way. I also did not like the handling at high speeds. While it had power, the steering control was imprecise. My 2002 odyssey which I still drive has great control and cargo room.
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2025 Chrysler Pacifica Plug-in Hybrid Competitive Compare
Chrysler Pacifica Plug-in Hybrid is the minivan that will take you far. Compare features and specs to minivans from Toyota, Kia and Volkswagen. See it stand out.www.chrysler.com
OP said “instead of,” not “in addition to.” Hybrids were a nice stepping stone to all-electric vehicles but it’s time we moved on.
All these screens are far too tiny. I’m not buying any CarPlay touchscreen until it covers the entire windshield, with a small picture-in-picture window connected to a forward-mounted camera to show the traffic ahead.
Oh, and CarPlay has to be updated to let me play racing games while I drive.
The car OS is Android. (For those that didn’t read the linked press release).
It is unclear if this is the first car released with Android Automotive OS skinned by Fiat Chrysler or if it’s some proprietary system. (Ignoring the name of it as I can’t imagine they would accurately reflect the OS with the name.)
It is unclear if this is the first car released with Android Automotive OS skinned by Fiat Chrysler or if it’s some proprietary system. (Ignoring the name of it as I can’t imagine they would accurately reflect the OS with the name.)
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2025 Chrysler Pacifica Plug-in Hybrid Competitive Compare
Chrysler Pacifica Plug-in Hybrid is the minivan that will take you far. Compare features and specs to minivans from Toyota, Kia and Volkswagen. See it stand out.www.chrysler.com
And yet their hybrid motor still uses more gas than the average European gas car. The future isn't hybrid - the future is electric. Hybrid is the worst of both: still guzzling fuel while at the same time having the same CO2 footprint from battery production as an electric car.
How about all those weird trapezoid shapes that don't really go well together? How about all that weird plasticky-looking chrome / faux metal? Just compare it to the Honda E, which is just much sleeker, much cleaner, much less cluttery
Hmmm. Honestly didn't know Scott Van Pelt drove a Honda minvan.How about all those weird trapezoid shapes that don't really go well together? How about all that weird plasticky-looking chrome / faux metal? Just compare it to the Honda E, which is just much sleeker, much cleaner, much less cluttery
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Then you should take it to the dealer, we have a Cherokee Overland its stellar in perfomance as is our Grand Cherokee High Altitude. My previous BMW with iDrive had a beautiful screen but not nearly as quick or intuitive as the Uconnect system. Never a problem with XM or updates.
Yes, faux wood paneling is so much more elegant. 🙄
How about all those weird trapezoid shapes that don't really go well together? How about all that weird plasticky-looking chrome / faux metal? Just compare it to the Honda E, which is just much sleeker, much cleaner, much less cluttery
I see how it’s more convenient, but what exactly is THAT much more awful about plugging a cable in?
Personally, I don’t want to always charge my phone. That’s one big reason for me.
I don’t wanna have to pull my phone out of my pocket, open my glove box, plug it in, find somewhere to set it down and then sit down in my car when I could just leave my phone in my pocket and go somewhere.