Pacifica

Discussion in 'Pacifica' started by Art Begun, Aug 5, 2003.

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    NJ Vike Guest

    Is there any other kind ;-)

    Ken


     
    NJ Vike, Aug 9, 2003
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    Art Begun Guest

    The list price for cars at the dealer were from around $32k to $40k.
    The $6k off sticker ad brought their example down to $29500 and said
    there were 12 similar ones to choose from so I presume that is the
    best price you could take one home for.
     
    Art Begun, Aug 9, 2003
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    Lloyd Parker Guest

    Will be shortly. A lower content model and a 4-seater (no third seat) are
    both coming.
     
    Lloyd Parker, Aug 11, 2003
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    Steve Guest

    It looks like its missing a front end.

    And the rear end looks like it belongs on a completely different vehicle.

    The Infinity treatment of the same chassis comes off WAY better... but
    then it looks a lot like a Pacifica. :)
     
    Steve, Aug 12, 2003
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    Steve Guest

    And the minivan has even worse "imagery" associated with it. At least an
    Olds Vista Cruiser, Chrysler Town&Country, Pontiac Grand Safari, or Ford
    Country Squire could be had with enough big-block power to run almost as
    fast as a Roadrunner... Those wagons were hand-me-down cars when I was
    in school, and it really pissed off the guys who had brand new Camaros
    (this was 1978 when a Camaro was slower than a Dodge Lil Red Express,
    remember) when some poor kid with Mom's old Grand Safari with a 455
    would toast them at a traffic light.
     
    Steve, Aug 12, 2003
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    Neil Nelson Guest

    [snip]
    Or worse yet, an AMC Matador ;-)
     
    Neil Nelson, Aug 12, 2003
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    Steve Guest

    Hey, you could stuff an AMC 401 in a Matador and it still looked exactly
    like it had a 360. One of the classic "sleepers" of my era. Awful ugly,
    though... :)
     
    Steve, Aug 12, 2003
    #27
  8. I agree they're a bit pricey. Perhaps the need a more scaled back base
    model or a less costly Dodge version.

    | IMHO this station wagon is way over priced. The cost would have to be
    | substantially lower for me to even consider a little bit.
    | Good luck,
    | Bob
     
    James C. Reeves, Aug 18, 2003
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    MikeHunt2 Guest

    The base price is 30K, pretty much standard for entry level
    luxury cars today. Even a loaded Camry V6 in 30K today


    mike hunt
     
    MikeHunt2, Aug 18, 2003
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    Jean Pierre Guest

    I am faced with the same rust situation on my Pacifica. The Left and
    Right Control Arms are fully rusted (equivalent to what would seem 5
    years worth). I sent pictures to the dealership and their answer is
    that it's normal. Not in my book, considering I have only had the car
    in my possession for 4 months. One of the wheels is rusting also,
    right before the brake disc.
     
    Jean Pierre, Aug 21, 2003
    #30
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