2007 Pacifica Offers Enhanced Driving Experience and Additional Standard Safety Features

by Staff

June 29, 2006

2007 Pacifica Offers Enhanced Driving Experience and Additional Standard Safety Features

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The Chrysler Group revealed a refreshed Chrysler Pacifica model lineup that offers an enhanced driving experience to match the inspired style, safety and flexibility of the vehicle. The vehicle features a new 4.0-liter single overhead-cam aluminum V-6 engine mated to an all-new six-speed automatic transmission. This new powertrain gives drivers more horsepower and torque which equals an enhanced driving experience. The 2007 Pacifica offers an abundant of additional standard safety features: all-row side curtain air bags, ESP, traction control and brake assist. A ParkSense rear back up system is also available. YES Essentials stain-resistant, odor-resistant, anti-static seat fabric is also available.

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