who drives the chrysler pacifica?
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Anonymous
| If you drive this mini van, how is it in the city? Do you feel like it is too big for parallel parking etc? Your parking garage in the condo? Please let me know! |
Anonymous
| I do and love it. It's big but has good power/pickup. We got the hybrid. It's big/long and so admit I rarely parallel park but it has all sorts of cameras and a parallel park assist. Be live in a burby part of NWDC so rarely have to park in extremely narrow areas/garages. It's awesome for clubhopping or hitting up museums though. |
Anonymous
| I'm also thinking about the hybrid. Any issues? |
Anonymous
| I have no issues parallel parking in NYC. |
Anonymous
| Bump - we are looking seriously at the hybrid. Any recent experiences? And is it feasible to keep it under $40k? |
Anonymous
| Don’t. |
Anonymous
| I have this and I love it! |
Anonymous
| If you are okay with your car lasting no more than 100k, get it. |
Anonymous
| Buy one a year old for 1/2 price |
Anonymous
Let’s me guess you have a sienna or odyssey hahaa typical |
Anonymous
it's well known fact American cars don't last. Haven't you heard? It's been pretty well known since 80s, I think. News to you? |
Anonymous
Do you have one? What year? |
Anonymous
Nothing cooler than pulling up to a club in a minivan. |
Anonymous
We're also looking at that one. |
Anonymous
| We have one and love it (the touring plus with the advanced safety features). We've owned two town and countries that each made it to almost 200,000 miles and never failed us on the side of the road. Resale is lower than a toyota or honda, but if you're going to drive it into the ground it doesn't matter. I have never understood the superiority complex of the honda and toyota owners. They are transportation, do not buy one if you're worried about looking cool. |