Pacifica

Pacifica has always been the lifeblood of Chrysler, which created the minivan market segment in the 1980s. It can seat up to eight people, and there is enough space between each row of seats to separate children arguing with each other. It has almost every configuration you can think of-from built-in vacuum cleaner to lumbar pillows, from all-wheel drive to plug-in hybrid systems. Moreover, the pure fuel version can easily be transformed into a freight van, thanks to Chrysler's patented Stow 'n Go second and third rows of seats, which can be completely folded and stored into the floor. The V-6 powertrain (with optional electric or non-electric auxiliary) is still quite powerful, but the efficient plug-in hybrid system has exposed problems in our long-term testing, and the pure fuel version is indeed more expensive. Even so, Pacifica still has a large number of loyal fans, outperforming competitors such as the Honda Odyssey, Toyota Sena and Kia Jiahua year after year.