Chrysler Pacifica Price: MSRP, Trims & Real-World Cost

The Pacifica is Chrysler's minivan, built for families that need three rows of seating and sliding doors. The 2027 price list is already out, and it spreads across four trims, each offered with front-wheel drive or all-wheel drive in most cases. That adds up to seven different starting prices.

The LX FWD is the cheapest at $41,495. The Select starts at $43,545 with front-wheel drive and $46,540 with all-wheel drive. The Limited costs $47,995 in FWD form and $50,990 in AWD form.

The Pinnacle is the top trim. It is listed at $54,910 for FWD and $57,905 for AWD.

Chrysler lists the all-wheel-drive option at $2,995. The gap between each FWD and AWD pair in the table above matches that figure. If you live where winters bring snow and ice, the AWD premium is worth pricing out against winter tires on a front-wheel-drive van. Both approaches help, and they cost different amounts. Ask a dealer to quote both.

The price list shows no AWD version of the LX, so the cheapest way into all-wheel drive is the Select AWD.

The destination charge is listed at $1,995. It comes on top of the trim prices above and shows up on the window sticker.

The LX is the base van for buyers who want the space and sliding doors at the lowest price. The Select adds features that most families notice day to day, and it is the lowest trim with an AWD choice. The Limited moves toward a more premium cabin. The Pinnacle sits at the top and carries the full feature list, which is why it costs the most.

Check Chrysler's configurator for the exact equipment on each trim. Standard features can shift between model years, and this page lists prices only.

• Destination. Required on every new vehicle and added to the starting MSRP.
• Options and packages. Entertainment, safety, and convenience packages are priced separately on most trims.
• Drivetrain. Choosing AWD adds the cost shown above.
• Dealer pricing. Some dealers add a markup, while others discount. Get quotes from more than one.
• Taxes and fees. State sales tax, title, registration, and documentation fees depend on where you live.

Minivans are often sold with manufacturer incentives, especially on trims a dealer needs to move. Ask about financing offers and lease deals on the specific trim you want. Compare them with a pre-approved loan from your bank or credit union. A lower monthly payment can hide a longer term or a larger down payment, so compare total cost instead.

Insurance, fuel, tires, scheduled service, and depreciation all belong in your budget. A van used for school runs and road trips will also see more wear on interior surfaces, so ask the dealer what the warranty covers. Insurance rates depend on location, driving history, and the vehicle, so get a few quotes before buying.

A new 2027 model gives you a full warranty and the latest features. A used Pacifica from an earlier year costs less up front, and minivans lose value over time like most vehicles. If you buy used, request the service history, check for open recalls on the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration site at nhtsa.gov, and have the van inspected before you pay.

Build a Pacifica on Chrysler's website to see your own total. Then ask at least two dealers for an itemized out-the-door quote that lists the base price, options, destination, taxes, and fees.