Used 2007 Chrysler Pacifica Touring AWD for Sale near Austin, TX

This is a great car. It is roomy, comfortable, stylish and reasonably fuel efficient. The 2007 and 2008 models had an optional 4.0 L which is a solid performer when combined with the six speed automatic. We bought ours secon hand with less than 20,000 miles. It is an AWD touring model. The only complaint we have is that when we brake hard at a traffic light the transmission sometimes gets confused on the down shift and causes a clunk in the differential. It is noticeable but only happens occasionally, Chrysler offers a flash for the transmission to address this. We had it done and it does still make an occasional noise. this is one of the first cars that was designed by Diamler. It has out tsanding safty ratings and offers the best roll over rating of any 4WD SUV (4 Stars). It is notable that it also earns a five star rating in all other crash ratings. This car comes factory equipped with a Sirius satellite radio and has plugs aplenty for your kids electronices. With snow tires it is a snowmobile. It is not the easiest to service and the spark plug change as well as the cam shaft belt is "major surgury". At a 75,000 mile interval, that is not the end of the world. The rear visibilty "sucks". Look for one with the optional rear view camera. Stability control is a great feature but when it waers out, I see parts prices of $ 1,100 plus installation, so prepare to open your check book.

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.