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The Pacifica design studios are long gone now, yet Chrysler has resurrected the name Pacifica for its new minivan. Why?
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- Executives and communications people alike got stick and tired of typing “Town & Country”
- Executives suddenly realized the Town & Country name belongs on woodies, not on minivans
- The web site designer complained that search engines don’t like ampersands in domain names, and it was hard to get the RSS feeds right
- The owner of a Dodge Daytona Pacifica was in charge of the name
- “Oops, Imeantto use that name on the crossover. What do you mean, it’s too late to change it now?”
- The Town & Country is a minivan, and critics tend to see minivans as stodgy; the Pacifica was a crossover, and crossovers are cool
- Fewer letters, less money spent on chrome badges
- Not enough space on the backdrop or signs for Town & Country
- The term “Chrysler Town & Country Touring-L Plus” exceeded the word limit in the sales computer
- Too many customers thought they couldn’t take their minivans into the city, because it was only for towns and the country.
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