New 2023 Chrysler Pacifica Road Tripper Celebrates 40 Years Of Minivans | Carscoops carscoops
Chrysler is the brand that invented the minivan more than 40 years and six generations ago, and now it’s celebrating that rich history of hauling families with a new special edition of its latest minivan: the Pacifica Road Tripper.
That same logo is finished in a semi-gloss Granite Crystal on the front grille and lift gate, and they’re highlighted with Brilliant Orange center inserts. Several other accent trim pieces on the front grille, the door moldings, the door handles, and the mirror caps are also finished in semi-gloss Granite Crystal.The package does also include functional features, like a standard roof rack that is compatible with Mopar carriers, such as bike racks and cargo carriers.
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