2003 Chrysler Pacifica Car Dealership USA Online Vehicle Dealers Purchase Review

2003 Chrysler Pacifica Features

2003 Chrysler Pacifica appeared in Spring 2003, as a 2004 model. Combining the practicality and handling of a car with the space of a low-roofed minivan or SUV, the Pacifica features "step-across" height, which means you neither climb up nor climb down to get in; you simply sit down into the seat.

2003 Chrysler Pacifica is powered by a 250 horsepower (250 lb-ft of torque) version of the Chrysler 300M 3.5 V6, connected to an Auto Stick four-speed automatic. It is as much as 18 inches longer and 6 inches wider than some of its crossover competitors. Yet it is almost 3 inches lower to the ground than a typical minivan, which makes it easier to climb inside. This model is easy for seniors because it is relatively low to the ground. The first impression inside the Pacifica is one of spaciousness and luxurious appointments.

Here's why:

2003 Chrysler Pacifica has a load levelling rear suspension, four-wheel anti-lock brakes, power adjusted pedals with memory.
Its interior is completely different from any other Chrysler vehicle, and combines elegance, practicality, and room for telemetric.
It uses a navigation system that will be available from the outset, cleverly placed right in the middle of the instrument panel.
It's driver-oriented instrument panel is enhanced with dynamic lines, accelerating curves and robust surfaces.
2003 Chrysler Pacifica ignition switch is conveniently located on the instrument panel, which is designed with precise, flush-fitted surfaces and features satin silver accents, completing the vehicle's high-quality appearance.
It has leather-trimmed seats in first and second rows with seat-mounted armrests, A 10-way power driver's seat and heated first and second row seats keeps everyone comfortable.

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