Considering a minivan. Odyssey and Sienna are too dang expensive

Sep 4, 2024
12:39:15am

wildeone All-American

What do y'all think of the Pacifica/Pacifica hybrid? Thinking 2020-2022ish.
They're about 15k cheaper and have a ton of features, but are they really the nightmare I've been reading on reddit?

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Considering a minivan. Odyssey and Sienna are too dang expensive

wildeone

Sep 4, 12:39am

I'd take a 2018 Odyssey over a 2022 Pacifica.

misterpepper

Sep 4, 12:43am

Based on....

wildeone

Sep 4, 12:48am

My parents have had an '18 Odyssey since new. No experience with the Pacifica.

misterpepper

Sep 4, 12:53am

One is made well, the other is a Chrysler Pacifica.

molodyets

Sep 4, 2:49am

Our 2020 Pacifica is amazing

sakar12

Sep 4, 5:22am

That's because it's 2024. Our 2007 odyssey is also amazing. It all depends on

notaboy

Sep 4, 6:18am

Stellantis makes crappy cars

Skeptical Optimist

Sep 4, 5:31am

My odyssey had a ridiculous amount of miles on it before we sold it

Jericho

Sep 4, 12:54am

We went Odyssey, mainly cause I don’t trust Chrysler. Zero issues, 2018.

HingleMcCringleberry

Sep 4, 1:01am

Had an Odyssey for 12 years. Undersized brakes (2010, but other years too)

Dataguy

Sep 4, 11:03am

we bought a 2014 sienna in 2016, traded it in 8 years later with 140K miles on it

JOPE

Sep 4, 1:26am

There are Pacifica’s everywhere. We went with the Kia carnival. Been pretty nice

Cougarclaw

Sep 4, 1:32am

Odyssey all the way for the engine.

Shawarma

Sep 4, 1:54am

Yes to Honda or Toyota. Maybe to Kia. NO to Dodge/Chrysler products ALL DAY LONG

Frieda's Boss

Sep 4, 3:11am

You are wrong about the Pacifica Transmission — it's the exact same as Honda

justsean

Sep 4, 7:37am

Check out Consumer Reports and in most cases you get what you pay for.

CountryBumpkin

Sep 4, 3:55am

My kids just bought a Kia Carnival. Seems really nice.

BlueFreak

Sep 4, 5:28am

Our 2014 Odyssey has been extremely reliable

nova_coug_fan

Sep 4, 5:35am

HCBW’s Pacifica has been perfect over 46 months. (One minor warranty issue.)

MichCoug

Sep 4, 5:40am

We have had both. 2005 grand caravan. Sold it after 10 years 250k miles.

crimedog

Sep 4, 5:41am

Had an Odyssey many years ago. Still the best vehicle I have owned.

ybecausethatswhy

Sep 4, 5:45am

I've owned 2 Siennas and 1 Odyssey. The Odyssey was a 2011 and had a lot of

sammycoug

Sep 4, 5:45am

Our first Chrysler has been a 2021 Pacifica. Worried enough about reliability

Junior Deputy

Sep 4, 5:51am

We really like our Pacifica as well

Booya Grandma

Sep 4, 6:14am

I've had two Odysseys and a Sienna. All great vehicles with little to no problems. If you get a Chrysler, pay for

WDaddy

Sep 4, 6:18am

We love the stow and go of the Caravan/T&C

Xenon

Sep 4, 6:22am

Buy a used Sienna or Odyssey.

byujacob

Sep 4, 6:40am

Kia Carnival

Mr. Belding

Sep 4, 6:43am

My 2019 Odyssey has been awesome. I would highly recommend it

Adwight

Sep 4, 6:47am

Our ‘10 Odyssey just hit 270k miles w/ very limited issues. We bought it in ‘11.

reagan21

Sep 4, 6:54am

Just bought a 2020 Pacifica.

Dr.Cougar.DPT

Sep 4, 7:07am

What’s it like accelerating onto the freeway and passing cars on the highways?

Shawarma

Sep 4, 7:33am

If overtaking and fun-to-drive are your priorities…grab an R class. I’d still take a used one over any van today.

Bert609

Sep 4, 7:43am

RE: What’s it like accelerating onto the freeway and passing cars on the

Dr.Cougar.DPT

Sep 4, 8:26am

I have a 2022 Pacifica PHEV. I have no problems accelerating past slow pokes.

ldssdl

Sep 4, 9:14am

Do you like the car? Has it been good?

wildeone

Sep 4, 9:19am

My wife absolutely loves it. I am nervous about long term reliability, but so

ldssdl

Sep 4, 9:35am

Deadpool does not approve of the direction this thread took.

Tokolosh

Sep 4, 7:50am

That poor Odyssey. I was laughing so hard the entire time

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