America’s 250th Anniversary
America’s 250th birthday isn’t just a calendar event – it’s already showing up in showrooms. Stellantis has been busy with special editions from Dodge, Jeep, and Ram, but Chrysler was the odd one out. That changes with the 2027 Pacifica America250 (A250) package.
The A250 package lands on the updated 2027 Pacifica Select. It’s Chrysler’s way of joining Stellantis’ partnership with the America250 group. Only 2,100 will be built for US buyers, so this family hauler earns a rare badge.
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Patriotic Details Inside and Out
You get three color choices: Red Hot, Bright White, and Hydro Blue. No surprise there, given the theme. Chrysler didn’t stop at paint, either. There are US flag decals, America250 badges on the doors and liftgate, and star graphics running down the sides and front.
Beyond the stickers and badges, the Pacifica A250 rides on 20-inch Foreshadow wheels, fully painted, with blacked-out trim on the grille, roof rack, badges, and rear. The result is a mix of patriotic tribute and blackout package – an unusual combo, but it works.
Inside, Chrysler went further than just swapping out seat covers. Black leather seats get Ruby Red stitching in all three rows. Up front, blue accents peek through the perforated leather. The front seatbacks wear embossed American flags, and the red, silver, and blue stitching even shows up on the steering wheel and trim.
There’s more: dark ruby seat belts, Liquid Titanium bezels, an America250 splash screen on the gauges, and even a special keychain. If you want to skip the decals, Chrysler will let you delete them and give you a $495 credit.
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Pricing and Availability
You can order the Pacifica A250 now, with deliveries set for this summer. The package adds $2,995 to the Pacifica Select. That puts the starting price at $46,540 for front-wheel drive, or $49,535 if you want all-wheel drive, before taxes and fees.
The Pacifica now joins the Stellantis America250 lineup, alongside Jeep, Ram, and Dodge’s anniversary models. Stellantis is also bringing back 0% APR deals for the occasion.
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