Chrysler Pacifica has been named top pick for minivan by Autotrader.ca.
Pacifica earns Autotrader.ca award
Dave Battagello, Windsor Star
This photo shows 2017 Pacificas at the Windsor Assembly Plant in Windsor.
Chrysler Pacifica has been named top minivan by Autotrader.ca.
It is the second year in a row the Pacifica captured the recognition.
The Pacifica was given the award based on value, innovation, performance, comfort and technology. The Pacifica Hybrid also factored into the decision.
“Now with added plug-in hybrid capability, the Chrysler Pacifica is not only the most attractive and feature-rich minivan on the market — but the most environmentally friendly as well,” said AutoTrader.ca managing editor, Michael Bettencourt.
“For its ability to haul the family without using their weight in fuel, the Chrysler Pacifica is a natural choice for top minivan.”
Both the Chrysler Pacifica and the Chrysler Pacifica Hybrid are made at the Windsor Assembly Plant, along with the Dodge Grand Caravan.
“To have Chrysler Pacifica win back-to-back awards from the AutoTrader.ca judges is further validation of the innovation and leadership we maintain in the minivan segment,” said Reid Bigland, president and CEO of FCA Canada.
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