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STOW N GO. FOUR NEW TIRES. AND ONE THING THIS VAN DOES NOT HAVE.
Let us do the honest part first, because it is written right on the factory window sticker and you deserve to hear it from us instead of finding it on the test drive.
This Pacifica was built during the chip shortage, and Chrysler shipped it with two groups deleted and credited back. The sticker shows Safety Sphere Unavailable at minus 522.00 dollars and ParkSense Rear Park Assist Unavailable at minus 65.00 dollars. In plain English, this van does not have the surround view camera, the front and rear parking sensors, adaptive cruise control, blind spot monitoring, or the lane departure and forward collision package. What Chrysler substituted, and what this van does have, is the ParkView rear back-up camera. If those driver aids are on your must-have list, tell us and we will point you at something else. If they are not, keep reading, because the money went somewhere good.
Here is what it does have. Second and third row Stow n Go seats with easy tilt, which is the reason people buy a Pacifica in the first place. Both rows fold flat into the floor with one hand and you have a cargo van, no removing seats, no storing them in the garage. Power sliding doors on both sides and a power liftgate. Second and third row window shades. A floor console with covered storage.
McKinley perforated leather bucket seats, heated up front, with an eight way power adjustable driver seat and driver seat memory. A heated steering wheel. Three zone automatic climate control, so the third row gets its own temperature. Uconnect 5 on a 10.1 inch touchscreen with Apple CarPlay, Android Auto, SiriusXM and hands free phone and audio. Integrated active noise cancellation, which is why a road trip in one of these is quieter than you expect. Bi-function LED projector headlamps, LED tail lamps, front LED fog lamps, an auto dimming rear view mirror, rain sensing wipers, remote start, push button start, proximity keyless entry on all doors, and the black Stow n Place roof rack.
The original sticker totaled 42,628.00 dollars: 41,125.00 base, Ceramic Gray Clear-Coat paint at 495.00, Customer Preferred Package 27L, a 1,595.00 destination charge, less those two credits.
Now the history. CARFAX reports no accidents, no damage, no structural damage, no airbag deployment, no total loss, and no odometer problems. No open recalls reported to CARFAX. It rates future reliability Great and calls the likelihood of repair low. At 60,845 miles the van went through a full reconditioning: four tires replaced, mounted and balanced, a four wheel alignment, brakes serviced, cabin air filter replaced, rear wiper blade replaced. Oil and filter changes are documented at 37,137, 66,001, 69,324 and 77,728 miles, with the engine air filter replaced at that last one. The original factory warranty is estimated to have expired.
79,057 miles, Ceramic Gray over black, five star overall from NHTSA, and 28 miles per gallon on the highway per the sticker.
This Pacifica is Archibald Certified. It passed our 100-point inspection and is backed by our 3 Month/3,000 Mile Limited Warranty covering engine, transmission and transfer case, and differential components.
Come fold the seats into the floor yourself. Archibald's, 6902 W Clearwater Ave in Kennewick, 509-737-1199.
A negotiable documentary service fee of $200.00 may apply to each purchase.