After driving a new 2066 fwd basic Pacifica off the dealer lot, I noticed a general pull to the right every time I accelerated. I returned to the dealer the next day and started a process of complaining and having the car driven by Chrysler employees. I have been told by a technical advisor for the dealership that it is a normal characteristic of the vehicle, by the service manager that he does not even feel a pull to the right and by a senior Chrysler technician that pulling to the right when acceleration is due to road crown sensitivity. I find the vehicle very difficult to control without keeping both hands on the wheel and always being conscience of what I am doing. I find it hard to believe that this should be a characteristic of a vehicle being driven on today's highways and hope that for myself and others purchasing this vehicle that this potential safety issue will be investigated. I have also recently been informed by former employees that this was an issue when the Chrysler van was first introduced.

- Bloomfield, NY, USA