Here’s the dirty little secret about minivans; they’re the most versatile, family friendly vehicles you can buy, accomplishing tasks that would make any 3-row crossover jealous. Yet there seems to still be a stigma attached. Well Chrysler’s got a solution, because their new Pacifica is as cool to be seen in as it is flexible.
Say what you want about the minivan but once you’ve lived with one you can’t imagine how you ever got along without it. And Chrysler knows a thing or two about this segment having introduced the very first of its kind more than 30 years ago, pioneering 115 features during that time. This 2017 redesign is arguably the most significant in the vehicle’s history because it takes the minivan to a place it’s never been – a seat at the cool kids’ table. For the first time, it blends its hallmark cleverness and flexibility with honed driving skills and an uptown style. The evolution is so major that it warranted a name change, smartly reviving the Pacifica badge in place of Town & Country.
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