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https://www.motor1.com/reviews/147818/2017-chrysler-pacifica-why-buy/

Love to read and share this type of informative articles. Read more: http://www.ucsusa.org/clean-vehicles/electric-vehicles/series-vs-parallel-drivetrains#.WUNKcOuGOUk

Interesting post. I am particularly interested in the Hydrogen fuel cell vehicles. Does anyone know which car companies are working with this right now?

Saw this post already. And yeah, I have been seeing this type of complaints in many Chrysler Pacifica forums. Now that it has made a news, they must do something about it.

The post mentioned the release of two new affordable versions of Pacifica. Does this news has something to do with this new decision of FCA Canada?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uxl0JoamgmY The 2017 Chrysler Pacifica Hybrid audible pedestrian warning uses distinct sounds to help ensure the safety of other road users and pedestrians. The noise alerts pedestrians that the electric car is moving. The noise signal is used when the electric...

Potential Pacifica buyers in the Chrysler Pacifica forum, here is a useful video for you. This video shows within some minutes some really good points you should check before you decide to buy the Chrysler Pacifica. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x1SueOQADP4

Nice. Chrysler earned it with this minivan.

Skidpad in a car is responsible for the control of sidewise acceleration, the simulation of the car when it takes a turn. When the car skid out of control, the skidpad sort of holds everything in place.

Here is a series of Pacifica hybrid. I am sure Chrysler Pacifica forum members will enjoy learning many things about their fav mini-van. The post covers almost every things you need to know about Pacifica. See the post here...

The 0.87g skidpad is exceptional. After 40000 miles or so, this will be likely improved.

Yes, it is. It was included last year.

Waymo is very new. But a futuristic tech enthusiast might hear its name. It is gaining popularity very quickly. According to Forbes, this might the future of robotic vehicles.

Read the news when it came out. I like the statement of Timothy Kuniskis, Head of Passenger Car Brands, "Loaded with comfort, convenience, technology and functionality, the all-new 2017 Chrysler Pacifica is truly a living room on wheels, delivering everything families need or want in a minivan."...

Nice article. A little bit too simplified though. It doesn't talk about the problem of keeping all the cells in balance. Slight variations among 100's of cells will concentrate charge or discharge on a few cells resulting in their premature failure. What then?

Aware of that. They are not selling to the general public yet. This tech is still applied on Google's guinea pigs.

Waymo tech in any car is a great news. This tech is even better than Tesla. But how much they really can do from the in-house testing stage?

And we can't ignore the hysterical fact - "hidden costs", like, for battery replacement and stuff like that.

Oh, Pacifica is more than just a "rolling signal of resigned domesticity", that's for sure. It's nice that it is winning all those awards. Chrysler Pacifica earns it.

Touring L + has its perks. It is worth $3k-4k plus money if anyone wants everything from the list. But personally, I can live without the giant UConnect Theatre. I don't plan to go "all fancy" with my ride. So, I will be okay with Touring L for now.