Recent content by Mich

Found this review by cnet some days ago and thought to share it here in the Chrysler Pacifica forum. Read the full review here: https://www.cnet.com/roadshow/auto/2017-chrysler-pacifica-hybrid/review/

Yeah, I have seen mixed feelings among people about the sunroof. Many complaints about extra wind noise occurred by it, or the cost to repair it if it is somehow damaged. These are some extra measures you have to take if you want the extra glam look.

Pacifica review by Brain Cooley. Love the term "Sexy beast minivan" :D . I know the Chrysler Pacifica forum people will enjoy the video very much. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wCy5Uh2N01I

It’s both fitting and surprising that Chrysler is the first to sell a hybrid minivan in the U.S. The automaker created the minivan segment in the 1980s and has led it ever since, but it’s built only one hybrid vehicle — the Aspen SUV — in its entire history. And that was just for a single year...

I know, right! Panorama sunroof is not only a great comfort, I love how luxurious it makes a car.

You mean, after they have fixed the values, right?

I don't know, this can be just me, but the arrangement of 8 seats seems way better than 7 seats.

Here is a news about Pacifica sales I found. Thought this is would be a great post to share with the Chrysler Pacifica forum people. Full post: https://cleantechnica.com/2017/06/12/chrysler-pacifica-hybrids-recalled-sales-paused-months/

What if they try to remove them? Won't it be better fitting without these? Dunno how it will look after that though.

Saw another post about the second-row seats here in the Chrysler Pacifica forum. The 2nd-row seats cannot be stowed because of the battery pack underneath. But this is a feature only for the hybrid version. In the non-hybrid version, these seats can be folded and tucked away.

The front leg room is about 41 - 42 inches. That's a good space, no?

Sami Grover from TreeHugger wrote this interesting personal experience with Pacifica. I think Chrysler Pacifica forum people will enjoy reading it. Read the full post here: https://www.treehugger.com/cars/life-plug-pacifica-hybrid-minivan-first-week.html

Maybe you haven't properly understood the function inside the hybrid batteries. In a hybrid battery, the wires are actually called the collectors. Hybrids need greater levels of electrical current than EVs. That's why they need bigger wires.

So, the headrests never move???

What if someone installs both of the battery types? When you floor it in a Tesla, you draw from you high power region. When you are cruising, you pull from the other segment. Wouldn't that be something?