2017 Chrysler Pacifica vs 2016 Chrysler Town & Country

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Looking at the exteriors of the Town & Country and all-new Pacifica, it's easy to see that the updated look of the Pacifica is more streamlined and aerodynamic. The Town & Country features a more traditional exterior, offering a timeless appearance. The unique and modern design of the Pacifica is both eye-catching and useful, as the shape adds to the vehicle's overall efficiency. Under the hood of both vans you'll find a standard 3.6-liter V-6 engine. The Chrysler Town & Country produces an impressive 283 horsepower and achieves up to 25 miles per gallon on the highway, but is just shy of the 28 mpg and 287 horsepower that comes with the all-new Pacifica.

Looking to the interior, the Chrysler Town & Country does have the upper and when it comes to cargo space. With an extra couple cubic feet means you can pack in the passengers and bring all their stuff along for the ride a little easier. Both vans come fitted with the Stow 'n Go folding flat seats that allow you to take advantage of the interior space. The Town & Country has an available rear-seat DVD or BluRay system and two 9-inch screens for the rear. The Pacifica, taking it to the next level, has the optional entertainment systems, but also can include two 10-inch touchscreens for rear passengers. Your kids can connect to the internet or use portable electronics through those screens, adding unique entertainment options for rear seat passengers in the 2017 Pacifica.