Used Chrysler Pacifica for sale in Europe

About the Chrysler Pacifica

The Chrysler Pacifica has been sold as two quite different vehicles. The first, from the 2004 model year, was a large six-seat crossover with a wagon-like body. The second, from the 2017 model year, is a front-wheel-drive minivan with sliding rear doors and seven or eight seats.

The minivan suits families and anyone who needs a large, easy-to-load interior. Most examples have a 3.6-litre V6 petrol engine and an automatic gearbox. A plug-in hybrid version with the same V6 and an electric drive system is also sold, and it appears in our listings.

Listings also carry fuel labels such as CNG, LPG and diesel. These can reflect aftermarket conversions or import data entries, so compare them with the registration papers. Mileage, trim and country of origin vary widely across listings.

Generations

• First generation (2004-2008) — A six-seat crossover with V6 petrol engines and an automatic gearbox, updated around the 2007 model year.
• Second generation, RU minivan (2016-present) — A minivan that uses a 3.6-litre Pentastar V6, with a plug-in hybrid version added from the 2017 model year and a facelift around the 2021 model year.

Typical prices

Asking prices in our listings follow model year closely. The oldest crossovers from 2004 have a median of 1,700 euros. Early minivans from the 2017 model year have a median of 15,700 euros. The 2021 model year median is 26,200 euros, and the 2025 median is 42,700 euros. Within a single year the spread can be wide, because trim level, mileage, drivetrain and country all matter. Plug-in hybrids and newer facelifted cars tend to sit in the upper part of each range. Model years with few listings give a less reliable picture. These are asking prices in our listings on 2026-11-10, not a valuation.

Based on our listings as of 2026-11-10. These are asking prices, not a valuation.

What to check when buying a used Chrysler Pacifica

Start with a full service history and a cold-start test drive, then check that every electronic feature works. Minivans are used hard by families, so inspect the interior and the sliding doors closely.

• Sliding doors and tailgate

  Operate the power sliding doors and the tailgate several times. Listen for strain, watch for doors that stop or reverse, and check the seals and sensors. Faults here are common on minivans and can be costly to put right.

• Infotainment and electronics · Second generation

  Test the Uconnect screen, camera, parking sensors, driver assistance and all USB and power outlets. Look for freezing, reboots or warning lights. Ask whether the software has been updated and whether any open recall work has been done.

• Engine oil and cooling leaks · 3.6 V6 Pentastar

  Look around the oil filter housing and the cooler area for leaks. Listen for ticking from the valve gear on a cold start. Check that oil changes were done on time, as the engine depends on regular servicing.

• Gearbox behaviour · Second generation

  On the test drive, check for smooth shifts, no harsh engagement and no hesitation when pulling away. Early automatics could feel rough, so ask for any software updates or gearbox work, and check the fluid service record.

• Hybrid system and charging · Plug-in hybrid

  Check that the car charges normally, that no hybrid warnings show and that the engine and electric motors hand over smoothly. Ask for a battery health report and a full service history from a brand-trained workshop.

• Age-related wear · First generation

  On 2004-2008 cars, check for rust, worn suspension bushes, leaking seals and ageing electrics. Inspect the underbody and the cooling system, and confirm that the automatic gearbox has had fluid changes.

• Import and fuel paperwork

  Check that the fuel type, any gas conversion and the options match the registration documents. Cars from outside Europe may differ in lighting, units and equipment, so confirm compatibility and the servicing history.

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