2007 Chrysler Pacifica 4 Dr Limited

The Pacifica represents Daimler Chrysler's entry  into the growing crossover SUV market.  Unlike other crossover SUVs from Toyota and Honda, which are car-based, the Pacifica is built from the longer wheelbase Town and Country caravan platform.  For 2007, the Pacifica undergoes a few alterations, highlighted by the addition of a new engine and transmission.
While the 3.8 liter engine has been retained for the base model, all others are now equipped with a 4.0 liter V-6.  This larger power plant boosts the Pacifica's horsepower from 200 to 255.  The 265 pound-feet of torque will allow for 3500 pounds in tow.  A six-speed automatic transmission now offers further driving refinement.
While even the base model is considerably well-appointed, Chrysler's Limited trim can also be applied to this model.  On top of features like keyless entry, power front seats, full power accessories, and air conditioning, the Limited adds a power rear lift gate, leather and wood trim, a six disc in-dash CD changer, automatic dual zone climate control, and a rear seat DVD entertainment system.  The Limited trimmed models may also be fitted with a navigation system with a rear backup camera.
The higher trims add a third row of seating, which reduces cargo capacity from 92 to 80 cubic feet.  Second row passengers now have bucket seats. Fortunately, the second and third rows both fold flat to allow for some additional flexibility.