The car continues to stall at low speeds. We have taken to mechanic and they do not find any service alerts, and weren't able to duplicate on a test drive. It is starting to pick up in frequency to where it is doing it every other day now. I also called the service group at the chrsyler dealer I purchased it from, and they said they can only do what I had already done with the other mechanic shop. I went to the Chrysler forum to post and see if anyone else had experienced this, and see numerous postings of this issue over the years. I am very concerned with the safety of my family, as when the car stalls, it locks up and I lose control. I have to pull over and restart.

- Imperial, MO, USA

The contact owns a 2007 Chrysler Pacifica. The contact stated that when inserting and turning the key in the ignition, there was an abnormal clicking and the vehicle would not start. The contact had to turn the key, depress the brake pedal, shift into neutral, and shift into pin order to get the key to move and start the vehicle. The vehicle was taken to an authorized dealer who replaced a computer mechanism and the starter yet, the failure persisted. The current mileage was 68,562 and the failure mileage was approximately 45,000.

- Mount Pleasant, TX, USA

I have a 2007 Chrysler Pacifica touring 4.0. the vehicles lights will flicker, the air conditioner and radio turn off and without notice the vehicle will lose total power. No power steering, no hazard lights nothing. I have been stranded in the middle of the busy intersection. I took my vehicle to the Chrysler dealership to get serviced 3 times I paid $713 and they still have not fixed the problem. I have emailed a complaint with Chrysler headquarters. I was given a case manager who does not call me back. This vehicle shuts off without warning and can cause death or injury to myself, my family and others and Chrysler can care less about it.

- Clovis, CA, USA

My 2007 Chrysler Pacifica has start up issues. Regularly it will not start on the first try. Dealer shop does not know the cause of this problem. Several reports in online forum about this problems with pacific. I called Chrysler representative, but did not help.

- Woodway , TX, USA

Warrant of merchantability- implied warranty that states a vehicle will run like it's supposed to run, applying to the basic functions of the car. The buyer must prove a defect was present at the time of purchase. 'car did not start X2 at dealer and required a jump start- I was informed it was a result of being low on gas and having sat out in the hot sun. Uniform commercial code- dealer disclaimed a warrant of mechanic ability, giving the consumer the right to challenge the disclaimer using the federal uniform commercial (ucc). The ucc can be used to cancel the sale of a used car. Unfair and deceptive acts and practices (udap law) - these laws can be used even if the car is sold as is, as long as the dealer is guilty of a verbal deception or failure to disclose information about the vehicle. '2007 Chrysler Pacifica 'I purchased the car less than 1 month ago and have driven less than 2000 miles. I am extremely upset because I believe that heritage knowingly sold me an unsound car. The dealer is guilty of verbal deception and failure to verbally disclose information about the vehicle. 'this car was involved in an accident and I was not made aware of the severity of the accident or the issues the car had as a result. ' I have attempted to get the car serviced and repaired to little avail. The car continues to have serious mechanical issues( indicating a frame issue or drive train issue) ' I believe the dealer knowingly sold the car to me and purposely withheld the extent of damage the car had in the prior accident, as well as the car's improper basic functioning. The consumer protection act unfair trade practices: Falsely represented the car as a safe, car without major defects, and no problems with any parts of the car- presented the car as being sound and able to adhere to basic functioning (battery issues, electrical issues, brake issues, drive train issues, involved a mvc) and did not disclose history of part.

- Frederick, MD, USA

The contact owns a 2007 Chrysler Pacifica. While driving approximately 40 mph, she noticed a popping noise and the electrical system began to malfunction. The interior lights were flashing along with dashboard lights and heating system was inoperable. She was able to drive safely onto the emergency lane; however, the noise continued even after she turned the ignition off and restarted the vehicle. She was able to drive the vehicle to her residence. She has not taken the vehicle to the dealer or spoken with the manufacturer to-date. The vehicle has not been repaired. The current and failure mileages were 5,732. Updated 02/16/10

- Hawley, PA, USA

The contact owns a 2007 Chrysler Pacifica. The contact stated that the vehicle loses power while driving between 15 to 60 mph. The failure has occurred seven times since the vehicle was purchased. Right after the failure, the low oil pressure indicator illuminated on the instrument panel. The driver experienced limited ability to steer and stop the vehicle during the failure. The vehicle is able to be immediately restarted after the failure. The contact took the vehicle to the dealer for repair on four occasions. On the first occasion, the dealer stated that they could not duplicate the failure; however, they updated the software. On the second occasion, the dealer duplicated the failure and replaced the throttle body. On the third occasion, the emissions indicator illuminated and an erroneous evaporation code appeared. The computer was reset at that time. On the fourth visit to the dealer, three loose electrical grounds were found and tightened; however, the failure continued. The previous owner also experienced the failures, but the manufacturer was unable to determine the cause. The failure mileage was 21,150 and current mileage was 23,250. Updated 3/5/09 updated 03/10/09.

- Annandale, VA, USA

I purchased my 2007 Chrysler Pacifica on 06-05-07, within three days I noticed that everytime I locked the car and open it, the driver's seat and both side mirrors would adjust themselves on their own. I took the car back and the dealer attempted to correct the problem and eventual disconnected the computer that controlled the seat adjustment. Needless to say this did not work. On July 13, 2007, while at work, I was doing home visits. I was running behind and forgot to readjust the mirrors when I got in the car. While backing up I hit a mail box causing $1,000 damage to the car. I went back to the dealer and informed them of the accident, they told me that they would have to contact the manufacturer as they did not know how to fix the problem. To date I am still waiting to hear from someone. If February of this year, I asked that the problem be fixed, to give me a rental or another car as I was having knee surgery in March, nothing was done and nothing has been done as yet.

- Converse, TX, USA