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#31 of 2571 Hi cayennered1- Thanks for starting this up! ;-) by revka Jan 07, 2002 (7:59 pm)
And from Edmunds.com, here's some information about the Chrysler Pacifica. As mentioned in this article, Chrysler will be bringing the Pacifica to production for the 2003 model year.     Revka Host Hatchbacks / Station Wagons / Women's Auto Center Boards
#32 of 2571 by focusmatt2 Jan 08, 2002 (8:18 am)
I think if it retains this style, and can drive fairly well (Chrysler Minivans have good steering compared to the competition) I think it will be a modest success. It's just that this market is starting to get saturated...
#33 of 2571 Greenhouse by corvette Jan 09, 2002 (10:20 am)
The Pacifica seems to have nice styling cues, but the greenhouse is a little high, which could be bad for visibility.
#34 of 2571 by revka Jan 09, 2002 (11:26 am)
Hi Corvette- Thanks for stopping by. What do you mean by "greenhouse"? Glass? What areas...? I do see the side windows appear to be high. Thanks.   Revka Host Hatchbacks / Station Wagons / Women's Auto Center Boards
#35 of 2571 Greenhouse pt. II by corvette Jan 09, 2002 (1:20 pm)
Yes, the glass seems to be high up, and thus there's not a lot of it. Other than that, the styling vaguely reminds me of a BMW 5-series wagon. Time will tell if it drives like one!
#36 of 2571 Nice surpise by knhill Jan 09, 2002 (2:24 pm)
It does look tall, but it looks good. We'll have to decide between the minivan and wagon in about a year. The only wagon I really like is the upcoming Mazda 6, but this could bring me back to American cars. I wonder what Chrysler reliability is like these days.
#37 of 2571 by focusmatt2 Jan 09, 2002 (2:52 pm)
Apparently it's really not bad at all. The Sebring rates very high in reliability scores, and the Concorde is CR recommended.   I think it's the Minivans and the trucks that make Chrysler's overall reliability look murky. But these days, I think that a Chrysler sedan would be a safe buy.
#38 of 2571 Chrysler Reliability by crkeehn Jan 10, 2002 (4:01 am)
The PT Cruiser is also right up there. The 2002 CR New Car Buyers guide publishes the new Frequency of Repair records for the 2001 model year. The PT Cruiser is rated much better than Average. Perhaps the newer models coming onstream will all reflect the same improvement.
#39 of 2571 by focusmatt2 Jan 10, 2002 (7:56 am)
I forgot the PT Cruiser! They do have a very well-built cabin and this is coming from a Mexican plant. I think the misconception that Mexican build quality is behind American is soon being eroded.
#40 of 2571 Hey board gurus! by cb70 Jan 10, 2002 (2:48 pm)
Can this topic be linked with the SUV board too like many of the other topics? Just curious.

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