Chrysler Pacifica Hybrid v Honda Odyssey Comparison
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- No, this is not a comparison of two smoking super cars, but something far more useful. What does the Chrysler Pacifica Hybrid minivan have that the Honda Odyssey doesn't and vice versa? Well, who isn't asking those burning questions? Want answers? Can you handle the truth? Lyn Woodward from Kelley Blue Book tries to sort the whole thing out.
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Your comparison leaves out the best parts of the Pacifica Hybrid. The gas mileage is great and with a level 2 charger you can run on electric for your in town errands saving money and gas because it's a PLUG-IN hybrid. A tank of gas lasts 2-3 months easily so less worry about gas prices and filling up in the heat or cold. Most people that own a minivan have carseats in the second row anyway so we don't care if the second row stows. These seats are a lot more padded and comfortable because they don't need to stow. The entertainment package for the kids is included with the Hybrid. I priced a similar Odyssey when I bought my Pacifica and it was a no brainer as far as features for the money. The Pacifica Hybrid blows the Odyssey out of the water when comparably equipped.
I was going to say, they didn’t even mention the plug-in capability of the Pacifica. For many people using these to haul kids and run around town, it’s essentially a full EV with the ability to hit the highway. I drive a 2013 Volt and haven’t used a tank of gas in the past year. The Pacifica Hybrid is similar.
I do have some qualms about Fiat Chrysler reliability on a car that complex, but I did rent a base Pacifica on a trip and it was very nice to drive and I even think the styling is nice.
Honestly the whole time I was thinking why would you compare the hybrid version to the gas if Chrysler have a optional gas version😂😂
I think the Honda Odyssey is cool but I think the Pacifica is better
Pacifica is so much more luxurious
That interior is really, really nice. Way above my expectations of what a minivan interior would/should be like
Yup!
Pacifica looks really nice. If I needed a large vehicle, I'd take it over an SUV anytime.
@Lu Cifer , hey I love the Pacifica a lot. But I've been on several Pacifica forums and owners of this vehicle are constantly chiming in about how often the van has to be sent to the dealer for repairs and awful dealership service, the van leaving them stranded, clunking 9 speed transmission and other stuff. I really can't resist the equipment, the looks, everything. I'm just afraid of getting stuck with a bad vehicle. My question...have you had even the slightest bit of any kind of trouble? Sway me or warn me.
@@my2011soul I've had Pacifica hybrid over 75000 miles. Zero failures. 5 oil changes. 2 recalls done. 1 for cruise control another for some kind of fuse. Longest time van in shop was 1 day for recall. Dealer gave me ride home and picked me up when done. Spend the money on the hybrid, it's a more reliable car. I think non hybrid has more issues.
@@SuperMonkeyboy1977 How’s the reliability so far?
@@AP-qu8sl Reliability has been great. Only failure so far is an oxygen sensor. I've replaced my tires and the battery as maintenance plus 6 oil changes. Odometer is 95,000 now. Mine is 2017 Pacifica Hybrid. I would stay away from the 2018. For some reason people say the 2018 has lots of problems. I have the top end uConnect with dual view screens and I don't have the UI problems people complain about.
@@AP-qu8sl FYI, I had an Audi Q7 Prestige before the Pacifica. The Audi had LOTS of problems! The last problem cost almost $11,000 dollars to fix. Thank god for dieselgate and the recall so Audi had to do a "goodwill" and fix the problem (high pressure fuel pump failure and exploded metal fillings all over my fuel system) and buy back my 2012 Q7. First car I made money on... so I took dieselgate money and bought the Pacifica for cash. Essentially I drove the Q7 for free for 5 years then Audi bought it back and gave me money to buy the Pacifica : )
Or just buy the top end Pacifica that isn't the hybrid and take the $5-$10k in incentives. Or buy the Honda and keep it for 10-15 years either way both are good vehicles (2006 Odyssey owner with 191k miles). SIL had a Caravan for 10+ years and has the Pacifica.
05 ody exl 250+K. Runs great, burns very little oil. Son has a 2000 Rav4 over 250K Neither vehicle has had a major repair, none. I don't think you're going to get this from a Chrysler.
Chrysler all day.
We love our 2020 Pacifica Hybrid Limited.
6:32 That‘s a McLaren 12C!
BUT WHAT YOU FAILED TO TELL CONSUMERS ABOUT THE PACIFICA IS WHAT I WRITE HERE:
HAVE ANY OF YOU PURCHASED A NEW CHRYSLER PACIFICA RECENTLY? Just when you thought you had it bad, I just purchased a brand new Chrysler Pacifica Sport with towing for 3600lbs (V6) and it DOES NOT and I repeat, does not come with a donut spare wheel. It came with a "fix-a-flat" can and air pressure hose inflator. I said, "WTF am I supposed to do this this when I am out in the middle of Utah or North GA and 50-100 miles to the nearest station while I have a flat?" The sales and service manager said, "That's how they all come now unless you order a donut installed at the factory." I said, "BS, you gotta be shittin me. How much to buy the donut from the factory?" They said, "500.00 plus install." I said, "You've gotta be shittin me." They said, "And, Oh by the way, it is not inflated. You have do that!" I said, "You've gotta be shittin me." They said, "We just checked and there are ONLY six, and we repeat six in the entire country right now at six different dealers (one at each). Do you want us to try and get a dealer-to- dealer transfer for you at $500?" I said, "No shit. Order it." I could only imagine towing my boat down the rural roads and having a flat and not being able to fix it.
PEOPLE: DO NOT PURCHASE A PACIFICA OR ANY OTHER CAR UNLESS AND I REPEAT UNLESS YO GET IT WITH AT LEAST A DONUT SPARE. ARE THESE CAR MANUFACTURERS FUCKING NUTS?
Why not Gas vs Gas comparison? Looks like KBB pushing Honda
If you like the Pacifica lease it do not buy, FCA products are terrible long term.
Their vans aren't
If I had to pick the Pacifica non hybrid would be mine
YESS
Lyn is slowly changing to clint eastwood
Wherefore art thou, Micah?
Do the resale figures account for the Pacifica Hybrid’s $7500 tax credit or is it just based off MSRP?
Matt Jones, it’s not a refund but deduction from what you need to pay. With two children, a married filing jointly would need $113,186 of adjusted gross income to have $11,500 of tax liability and qualify for the full $7500 of electric vehicle credit. If I make that much, I would buy something else
It’s a $40K+ vehicle brand new. Two people making less than 115 combined should likely not be buying it. And even wealthy people with 3 kids or more would go with this over a Maserati. I’m not 100% sure on your math, but (assuming eligibility) it is a dollar for dollar reduction to the purchase price and it does drive down used prices. So while the Pacifica hybrid’s MSRP is $40K, the real price is $33K, while the Honda’s real price is actually $40K.
Cabin watch, cabin talk... never used it after first month... cool tech but honestly really useless, you will still turn your head talk to your kids...
It is kind of stupid the only USB port in the front is inside the center console, and they don't leave a cut out for the cable to pass thru...
The brake hold location is weird and you have to press it every time you get in the car, and it is right next to the E brake and the button is very similar, so even after 2 years I still sometimes press the wrong one at night while the car is moving... uncomfortably stopped... and a lot of times you will see the indicator light showing it is holding the brake, but it will still does a E stop like of braking to stop the car completely, really uncomfortable and makes u like an idiot driving...
The Nav unit will not memorize your last setting, you got 50% chance it will still on the Nav screen on your next start up or it will jump to the Car Play page even you didn't use Car Play at all from your previous ride...
The Honda app pops up full screen on your phone every time you connect the phone to the USB no matter what you are doing on the phone, which is super annoying and cannot be changed
If you remove the 2nd row the floor is not flat because of the cool magic sliding seat, so be aware if you always want to haul a lot of cargo
On the plus side... ride is nice, handle nice, really nice for a big heavy car, especially when cornering, the car sit lower than other minivan so it is easier to climb in for kid or elderly
But my car got so much issues from day one... and I'm so regret now getting it... waiting for the new Sienna...
For your money, you should have gotten the Pacifica hybrid. I had mine for almost 3 years now and over 75000 miles. No reliability issues. Better than the Audi Q7 I had before. 5 USB jacks, 2 in front, 2 in middle and 1 in back. Since it's a hybrid, it's super quiet and I can talk to back seat no problem. 1 tank of gas can go from LA to Vegas and back to LA no problem. Pacifica has something called "send and go", so you just share your destination on phone with car GPS wirelessly. Then car GPS routes you directly to destination. I haven't bothered with android or apple CarPlay.
@@SuperMonkeyboy1977 if i get the pacifica i will go for the normal version, losing the floor folding seat seems missing the point getting the car haha
I’d take the sienna over both.
The 10 speed is too new and as good as it is we don’t know if it’s gonna be reliable long term. Short term maybe yes.
FCA we know it’s not really known for being reliable. Toyota Sienna yes it’s a dinosaur but that’s really the only con. It’s fuel economy is on par with everyone else. It offers AWD and class leading cargo space. Plus the ottomans in the limited trim. And now it has CarPlay.
naveenthemachine bro the odessy has a 10 speed auto from since the new update so its actually pretty good, and yeah the Sienna offers AWD that’s a good plus, hopefully the Odessy offers it, plus the Sienna doesn’t offer LED headlights, I mean come on, a lot of Toyota’s offer them standard, they have to do some work on it
Piyush Meherchandani be patient. A 2021 redesign is coming...
Oh and FYI you can get leveling HIDs in the limited trim
Comparing a Chrysler to a Honda is like comparing Ponderosa to Eddie Merlot’s steak! No comparison...Honda reigns supreme!
Maybe I should get an Odyssey and get proven reliability and better resale value.
Nah! I'm going to get the pacifica because I like the looks of it. Lol
Buy the Pacifica plug-in hybrid. With the tax credit, it's a better deal. Plus, you get 32 miles of pure electric driving per day by charging overnight on standard 110 outlet at a cost of around $1.40 per day for electricity where I live. Gas is now $2.90 a gallon around here, so you save about $1.50 a day, or, $45 a month. Also, you only need gas every 1,000 miles or so with normal driving. Long trips? It still has a V6 Hybrid engine that gets 30 MPG. Best of both worlds.
@@tomf429 it's proven that in the long run, after you need to replace the batteries you basically end up spending as much as if you bought the gas engine.
When it's cold, you won't be getting that same range you got when it was summer time as well.
@@fortunatedad7695 Maybe. There’s a 10 year warranty on the drive batteries. If they go, the car still has the same gas engine as every 6 cylinder Chrysler/Jeep vehicle made for the last 20 years. So it will just not be a plug-in. By then, there will be solid state batteries in newer cars offering far more range. Plus, they are talking about a gasoline shortage this summer, with $4 a gallon gas. So who knows?
@@tomf429 that's great! I hope you do have money because you will need it to fix all the stuff that break on it. Then you'll wish you would have bought a Honda.
@@fortunatedad7695 Maybe so. I hear the Odyssey rusts out. So we’ll both be driving something else in 10 years. Who knows. Good luck.
You compared a hybrid to a non hybrid... SUPER LAME. Not even the same thing! Especially on the resale thing. DUH!
Lies the Pacifica does come with a vacuum!
Yankee Can Build Automobile? Honda Banzai!
Odyssey LX for the win! Incredible value.
reviewed by a soccer mom/ karen should be a good van then ITS A JOKE
Odyssey is so hideous
I wish honda have stow n go!. I heard 2021 Toyota will come with one.
Too bad their touch screen system is majorly clunky and outdated. My Pacifica Hybrid touch screen is a dream, big and so easy to use. I can't stand trying to use the Toyota maps as a passenger because they are impossible to read and navigate easily.
@@kristinbehr exactly
Neither are full electric... BORING!!!
So?
Minivans are totally underrated. All minivans > any CUV/SUV. Fight me.
I’ll fight. On your side though. Aside from awd, an SUV has ZERO advantages over a minivan. For everything else, a minivan destroys the SUVs. Even a KIA Sedona is way more practical than an Escalade.
Can Burak B. and Toyota Sienna has optional AWD!
@@cburakb Styling
I was totally against minvans, but after finally getting an SUV (first ever) about 4 years ago, then driving the chrysler pacifica hybrid last year, we immediately switched to the van.
The van is better in every way. Better gas mileage (our best is 2,550 miles on a single tank, yes you read that right). You get to actually use the space in the vehicle, unlike and SUV. They have similar exterior sizes, but the suv you have very limited space inside vs the van which gives you all that space.
Our van is faster too than our previous SUVs and has WAY MORE TECHNOLOGY.
I have a Mercedes GLE300D, Audi Q7 diesel and Pacifica hybrid. On road trips to Vegas everyone wants to ride the Pacifica. Backseats on Q7 so cramp with NO luggage space and GLE can't seat 7. Lucky for me Audi bought back their Q7 and I paid off Pacifica with dieselgate money! Win win!
I have had my Chrysler hybrid Pacifica for a year now. The mileage is fantastic. Some things to get used to but that is true with any new car. What can I say, I love it
That would be my choice too!
I rent one in florida with my holiday last year in 2019 . I would be me choice also 👌
How’s the reliability so far?
I looked all three vans and I bought the Pacifica regular not hybrid and we love this Van still going strong Bought it end of 2017 and its 2020 now. No issues whats so ever and it rides like a dream. I dont think any car now a days holds its value after 5 years lol
How’s the reliability so far?
@@AP-qu8sl replaced Auxiliary battery last month so far 44k miles still runs like lexus 😀
1989 Chrysler/Plymouth Voyager LE and a 2004 Chrysler Town & Country Touring. The best cars I've ever had! The T&C has 212,000 miles on her now and she's going strong. Sorry to say, but Odyessys just suck. People go for the reliability argument, but honestly, while our Chrysler vans may have little stuff here and there; it's my cousin's Odyessy that has the big hiccups once in a while. Transmission failure, electrical malfunction, ie.
When you talk re-sale value, you should subtract the $7500 tax credit from the sale price. The Pacifica Hybrid depreciates by that much the moment you drive off, because only the first owner gets that. So, for comparison purposes, the $50K sales price for the Pacifica Hybrid is really only $42,500, and your resale depreciation should be calculated from that.
I'd rebuy our 2018 Chrysler Pacifica Hybrid in a heartbeat. Our best tank of gas, we traveled 2,550 miles and still had 1/4 left. Yes, you read that right. Since the Pacifica Hybrid is actually a plug-in, we do about 75% of all our driving on pure electric. This also means we are saving $100/month on gas vs a typical ICE vehicle that gets 28'ish mpg.
We haven't even owned it a year yet and have saved over $1k in gas alone. Then you factor in the basically lack of maintenance (since driving EV means no wear and tear on the engine, and regen breaking means no wear and tear on the brakes), it's saving us a lot of money, not just the gas money.
And compared to both our previous SUV's (Nissan Rogue and Nissan Pathfinder), the Pacifica Hybrid is faster, way more interior/cargo space (despite the pacifica being basically same exterior size with the pathfinder), WAY more comfortable, has WAY more technology, etc, etc, the list just keeps going. The 3 row panoramic sunroof is very cool, makes the car feel very spacious inside and brings in a lot of light.
And did I mention how quiet it is? Running EV, there's no noise. You don't need any fancy technology on the interior to talk to your 3rd row passengers, because there's no engine noise to drown it out. You can have regular conversations in the Pacifica Hybrid with all rows.
slandshark Our 2018 PacHy is amazing. The perfect family car and we go months without buying gas!
As a family of 6, of definitely go for the Pacifica. It’s less money and has more features I would use. I don’t need a built in vacuum, camera to see passengers or my voice through the speakers.
Chrysler should make a full comeback like Lincoln.
They just have to leave Fiat first
@@rolo4733 they do, but honestly they need to have a less profit based culture and worry more about reliability and quality, as well as expanding their range while staying away from the Fiat parts bin
I'd get the Pacifica
Yushiro Tanabe The only thing I kind of worry is the reliability of Honda’s transmission since it has one more speed than Chrysler’s, as it would be more complex with moving parts and therefore more likely to break.
You forgot to mention the Pacifica also has adaptive cruise control, lane departure warnings, and foward collision warning. Also automatic parking and heated steering wheel. Those are the luxuries that made me choose the Pacifica hybrid over the Odyssey.
SuperMonkeyboy1977 not standard though. It’s a grand only on the Limited trim.
You can also get parallel and perpendicular park assist on pacifica which is not a feature that honda offers
How’s the reliability so far?
@@AP-qu8sl Pacifica’s reliability is second to none. Chrysler has fixed nearly all the issues that Town & Country had and made Pacifica almost a perfect van.
After procrastinating for 2 years I finally got a Pacifica Limited Gasoline version with HK speakers! We just love it! Planning on keeping it till the kids are out, so I really don’t care about the depreciation. The tripane moon roof, lux interiors, stow and go seats and HK speakers just maximize the comfort! Odyssey is not bad but Pacifica is just better. To each their own I guess!
How’s the reliability so far?
I had 3 Caravan and 1 Odyssey. Caravan was very reliable, but Honda Odyssey just had problems, like a ruined transmission…
I would definitely pick the Chrysler Pacifica
Maybe i should get an odyssey hmmmmmm.....nah im a poor man
Nah there shit
Let me tell you how taking a crysler Pacifica is pretty damn fun
Those Stow-N-Go seats must be so nice to have.
Chrysler knows how to make solid minivans at least.
We got 2020 odyssey exl with navigation for $37000 drive out and my whole family loves this van.. it drives like suv now for some reason which is actually great 👍🏼 and Honda sending is actually really badass. Only thing I don’t like is auto engine shut off when the car is not moving it’s really annoying that you can permanently turn it off once and for all. Hopefully I will get used to turning that shit off every time I drive this van.
So your not actually answering anything.
*you're
Considering cheap plastic inside Honda minivan it is hard to explain its high price and resale value. There is no refinement and comfort of the the ride in Honda as it is in Chrysler. It feels mostly like a cargo van.
05 exl odyssey 250+k still going strong and burns very minimal oil. Feels nothing like a cargo van.
I got an Odyssey and a TOWN & Country, Odyssey was much less refined …
Pacifica is a great looking family mover, too bad Chrysler doesn't care about quality.
7:50 wtf? in what world does a car lose less than 20% value after 5 years? i.e. retains 80+% of its price?
After 3 years, cars are always worth only 60% or less of new price.
Go look up on prices for Toyota FJ Cruisers
If you look at real world market prices, Minivans dong hold their value well. Don’t know where kbb is getting this data from.
@@boy638 do you even drive jr
boy638 that’s a different case
I think Lynn meant to say 1 year not 5 years... The value segment didn't make sense, when she closed with 'we dont recommend selling your car after 1 year of ownership'...
Keep it up KBB 💪💪
The minivan is the pickup truck of the suburban dad. No suv can do what my odyssey can do
Micah 😄, Lyn's reaction about skydiving was truly everything 👌. Thank you Micah, love when you and Lyn do vids together. Vantastic, only you Micah, only you 🙂.
Update your information. All 2020 Odysseys have the 10 speed transmission.
And Pacifica Hybrid has only been on sale for 2 1/2 years but they 'know' the resale after 5?
I think what you gain with the hybrid battery far outweighs the loss of a stow away second row. The battery is located where the stow compartment would be. I would have given points to the Pacifica for that instead of the Odyssey.
Don't forget to mention the rust problem with the Odessy which it does have. After three years look for the rust around the wheels they just get it right for 40k.
You get $7500 tax allowance on the Pacifica.
Tax credit, man. You only get to deduct if you owe on taxes.
The fact that he has to say, "That's a real reaction" proves how fake they act and put forth such a lame, cheesy front. Just talk and act normal for once without the facade.
How come Odessey has such a low rating in Consumer reports. The entertainment system heats up and fails often and also the doors get stuck. I think you guys should factor the issues car owners are seeing in your recommendations.
That Pacifica looks "Vantastic!" Too bad FCA reliability continues to circle the drain. It definitely doesn't make for good resale value. Great for preowned buyers short term, but not so great long term. Was waiting for the "skydiving," not the capsule diving.
But Honda needs a more complex transmission than Chrysler, making it more likely to break, though.
Reliability? Anyone?
you will be lucky if that pacifica gets to 100km it’s normal for odyssey to get at least 300km
Just sayin', but the Pacifica is actually a sweet looking vehicle...
Knowing FCA's mpg be damned attitude, the Pacifica is waiting for an SRT upgrade.
where's the drag race??
I'd buy (Honda) or lease (Chrysler) these over a stupid SUV.
Micah/Lynn Tag Team Cross Over Event of the Fall
My Family choosed the 2020 Chrysler pacifica it fits 10 people of my family and it is a really good mine van I really drives it at hemlock park it is really fast I am a fan for a 2020 Chrysler Pacifica
Any issues so far?
"these days"... My beloved '98 Sienna was already more luxurious than an SUV at the time.
The Pacfca does have a vacuum
Yes, I wish they wouldn't have gotten that wrong. They always do tho!
That’s why you can’t trust anything Kelly blue book says.
This is not a very helpful comparison. More of two separate reviews back to back. The gas only Pacifica gets 22 mpg combined, exactly the same as the Odyssey, not 28 combined as stated. The 82 mpge is on electric only, a max of 32 miles on a full charge. This should be made more clear. Once the battery is depleted, it is rated 30 mpg combined. Additionally the tank size on the Pacifica Hybrid is 16.5 gallons, whereas the Odyssey and gas only Pacifica are 19.5 and 19 gallons respectively. This would come into play on a road trip, where you might not have time to stop to charge the battery, essentially negating the fuel economy advantage of the hybrid, in that respect.
Assuming the Pacifica Hybrid is used for average driving habits ( city and errand driving ). The use of a fully charged battery every day, along with the hybrid gasoline tech, will lead in overall fuel economy and overall cost savings. Even on road trips, where the battery isn't fully charged, the hybrid will most likely edge out the Honda in operating costs. Long term savings would include prolonged brake life from regenerative braking and longer durations between oil changes from less engine demand.
But if you're referring to pure range capability per tank, then yeah, the Honda would take the cake.... even though that's a horrifying 6-7 hours in the sitting position without stopping.
The 82 mpge is when the battery is charged along with the gas. You can honestly go months without visiting the gas station.
Miles per gallon equivalent, as in only operating on the electric motor. As long as you keep the battery charged, you wouldn't have to use any gas at all, as long as you don't exceed the 32 mile range (give or take depending on conditions and load.)
Yes, you will save money on fuel, but the savings on maintenance costs is speculative. You will likely make up that savings when it comes time to sell, as the Honda will hold it's value better. Only time will tell which one is more reliable...
It only takes 5 minutes to stretch your legs, but hey, that might be enough charge time to give the advantage back to the Pacifica in that hypothetical scenario.
Well after watching Micah's Toyota Sienna SE video from a few years back, we actually test drove it against the Odyssey and the Sienna was hands down better in every way. Next time, you should really add the Sienna to the head to head comparison.
I'm only 29 years old but I love mini vans. I bought an Odyssey last year. I only have one baby, but they are just so practical for so many other things.
Wrong the Chrysler Pacifica does come with the vacuum
Finn Balor Not the Hybrid model
@@mikeymike56 obviously theres a battery where the vacuum would be the.point is compare apples to apples
Finn Balor It’s cool though. I currently own a 2019 Chrysler Pacifica Hybrid. I love it so quiet and quick. Take me forever to get rid of the gas in the gas tank ;)
@@mikeymike56 glad you enjoy something I take pride in building.
Yeah Hybrid doesn’t and if you choose an engine heat blocker, even the gasoline doesn’t but one can buy a good hand held vaccum and keep it in the car. Like Dyson Car+Boat.
It irks me to no business when people car all vehicles cars. They are not cars! They are vehicles, then sub sectioned to VAN, SUV, TRUCK, CAR etc.
Learn English.
0:06 did you mean CarWow?
I just found out recently that They still make the dodge caravans??? I thought Pacifica was suppose to replace them? I see lots of dodge caravans on the road and I found out they are cheaper and proven to last a long time. I wouldn’t count out a dodge caravan from your wish list. You may want to check them out. And kbb do a review on them or comparison etc. I saw a lot of them on a FCA lot and they were brand new. Blew me away and now I’m considering one instead of these high price vans. Backseats fold down into the floor like the Pacifica as well. I sure do see a lot of caravans being used for transit companies. That’s gotta mean something. They put a lot of miles on those vehicles
Stereo annoying music while speaking... makes it incredibly hard to follow.
honda is ugly
Odyssey all day.
Heated front seat is not needed because it where leakage easily come in. It is better to have separate heater air warmer vented to the seat from side door. It is cheaper, safer, and cost tolerance
Pacifica win
Nizar Ftiti Japanese is better. Sorry
Already.burned hands with American Cars 🚘 I will always bet on Honda and Toyota’s
Why compare the hybrid against the Honda? The non-hybrid has stow and go seats etc...
I never buy a vehicle for resale value. If I like it I buy it.
@1:45 idc as longs as it's lighter and less awkward than a Astros bench seats. 😂💀
Honda odyssey all day
She calls her colleagues "Staff" not team... You can tell a lot about a person by their choice of words.
Honda > FCA
doesn't matter the car
Sales say otherwise
D Tay don’t worry. When their Pacifica’s break after the warranty expires they will wish they got the Honda or Toyota.
THE ROTARY DIAL SILVER AND THE OTHER IS BLACK MARVIN FROM UTAH
They are both going to suite your needs but you have less issues with Honda
Fiat Please Make Chrysler Great Again !!! 🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼
KBBs videos are always so cheesy lol sometimes cringing
YASS
What does “hybrid brakes” mean? Is that good or bad?
By "hybrid brakes", they're talking about a the regenerative brake system. In addition to stopping the car, they also have to charge the hybrid battery. They definitely feel different than your conventional vehicle brakes on non-hybrids. Whether or not that's good or bad is entirely up to you. Personally, I've only driven a couple hybrids and I got used to the feel in a couple minutes. Other people I know hate the way hybrid brakes feel.
Regenerative braking is not a new thing but it certainly works good. Saves on the brakes and also going down a hill you get about 3% more charging your batteries. That's enough electricity and get your going a couple miles more down the road
💀😂😂😂 Lmfao !! Shade towards Motor Trend .. They deserve it !! 💯
What about the safety in a crash--which is best?
Odyssey is for basic. Pacifica is for refined.
They forgot to mention the hands free doors and lift gate on the Pacifica. We bought a Pacifica with this feature and love it. Got your arms full of groceries? Walk up and wave your foot and the doors open. Between the hands free doors and Stow-n-go, we would never buy any other minivan or SUV. 100% satisfied!
How’s the reliability so far?
We've put over 50,000 miles on our Pacifica, and other than a recall we've only had one warranty claim. The battery was replaced. I think it was damaged because the dealer did not maintain it on their lot. Our van uses cell phone technology....it's the reason you can locate it, or start it, or unlock it with your phone. If it sits for an extended time on the dealer lot without the dealer charging the battery it eventually runs the battery down and damages the battery. I'm sure that is what happened to ours. The van sent a problem report to Uconnect. I received an email message on my phone to take it to the dealer and have the battery checked. It tested bad and they replaced it.
@@stanfosaaen8238 thanks. You mean the battery to start the car or the battery below the seats
Chrysler all the way.
Chrysler is one of the best looking cars it just that nagging in the back of your mind that it not going to be reliable based on passed experience. And nothing is a real value anymore everything is big money so you cant take on the value proposition. The kia is also a very good looking van to me
680ecks
I have a 2015 Dodge Grand Caravan and it has been very reliable. I love my minivan. I owned Toyota’s for 24 years and my 1994 Camry was a lemon. My 1998 Avalon was a very good car. What drove me away from Toyota’s was the fact their cars are ugly and way over priced.
I don’t regret buying my Dodge, but I was exactly like you. I was skeptical of buying a Dodge because of its reputation, but I could not be happier with my Caravan.
@@bobp1016 im kinda excited that they are supposed to be coming out with a stripper version of the Pacifica van . Thats for me low price and no extra junk i dont need ( boy i sound like a old man) i will take a look at it for sure.