Well heres the DL.  I do have to say man what a great car. it seats 6 people comfertably. You can get basically a power everything (tailgate sunroof driver and passangere seat) and the list keeps going. On the 07 and 08 modles the last ones made are availible with a navigation and backup cam. The backup cam is an AMAZING feature considering that this car has a blindspot the size of texas.  It also has parktrons which use a sonar system that much like a bats (the animal) to help see if there is anything behind you. As for the navigation if you can figure out how to use it it can be handy. However, its under the spedometer(which tells you how fast ur going) which when ur driving can be very distracting espacially at night we usually turn it off. The back seat is what i think just as comfertable as the front with captains chairs that recline as well as make a fore and aft movement like that of the front seats.Also like the first row seats the 2nd row seats are heated (or can be). The third row seats are accepting but not inviting however its very easy to stow or open. BTW this car has AN AMAZING STERIO. This car has great preformance its quite fast especially for its size. Consumer reports gave it a test say 0-60 arrives in just 8.6 seconds.Then they went on to the reliability which apparently is the equivlent of a mercedes. To tell you the truth that is literally what this car is.In the two years we have had though we have had NO problems so if ur thinking for this as a second car that will be just driven around every once an a while then great. This car get average gas milage its not great however its no honda civic.

I drove this on the highway, ha!

My husband and I were looking for a mini van upgrade for our family of six.  We were so excited when we discovered the Chrysler Pacifica because it offered comfortable seating for all of us and the touring edition came with more upgrades than we could imagine.  After a short test drive, we were sold!  We loved the stylish exterior, ample 4.0 liter engine, decent gas mileage, dvd player, competitive price point, and every bell and whistle imaginable in the interior.  One day my son decided to roll the rear driver side window down, while all the other windows were closed, and the most ear shattering noise began to permeate the vehicle.  I thought we were driving directly under the path of a helicopter.  I told my son to close the window, but he couldn't hear me-I'm assuming that the noise is much worse in the front.  Needless to say, I had a ringing sensation in my ears for a couple hours afterwards as well as a pounding headache.  My husband immediately took the vehicle back to the dealership and took both the salesman and his manager out for a spin for a demonstration.  They both agreed that there was a problem, but unfortunately, there is no solution.  My husband took a different Pacifica (sans moon roof and luggage rack) for a test drive and it did the same thing. I still love the Pacifica, but if we decide to keep the vehicle we must be strategic in our window opening options.