  When it comes to buying a new minivan, we've given a lot of thought between the new Chrysler Pacifica for sale and Toyota Sienna. But which one is better?
In this article, we are going to list the pros and cons of each and come to a final conclusion. Keep reading to learn more about the Chrysler Pacifica and Toyota Sienna and help you make an informed decision on which one is right for you.
The new Chrysler Pacifica looks great, don't you agree? On the other hand, the Toyota Sienna definitely looks outdated - it hasn't changed much since 2010.
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Chrysler Pacifica comes in six main trim levels compared to five for the Toyota Sienna. More
trim levels means more choices for car buyers and that's a good thing in our book. We give the edge in the "looks" department to the Chrysler Pacifica.
The Chrysler Pacifica and the Toyota Sienna each come equipped with a strong 6 cylinder engine that provide a quiet, comfortable ride. Pacifica's engine is able to generate 287 hp (296 for Toyota Sienna) and 262 lb-ft of torque (263 for Toyota Sienna), so the new Toyota Sienna has a little more power under the hood.
What people love about the new Chrysler Pacifica is the Stow 'n Go seats. It seems to be one of the primary reasons minivan drivers keep buying Chrysler minivans. They only require the push of a button to get them folded all the way into the floor of the van to maximize cargo space. You have to come to the dealership for yourself to see this feature in person.
Both car manufacturers have had safety in mind when they were designing the vehicles. Pacifica's braking system is appropriately responsive when engaged and has a short travel distance for the pedal (is able to make a panic stop from 60 mph in just about 119 feet, which is considered short for this segment). Toyota Sienna does slightly worse - it stops from 60 mph in 120 feet.
So, which one is better - Chrysler Pacifica or Toyota Sienna?
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