“Only 35k miles — about $6,000 under what low-mile Pacificas actually sell for.”

Analysis

This is the Pacifica to buy: a 2018 Touring L with only 35,330 miles — roughly 4,400 miles a year, half the national average. The Touring L brings the Pentastar 3.6-liter V6, the 9-speed automatic, heated leather, Stow ‘n Go second-row captain’s chairs, dual power sliding doors, SafetyTec blind-spot monitoring, and the 8.4-inch Uconnect system. Dark Cordovan Pearl, clean in the photos.

The price is the reason for the badge: $18,999. Sales records show 2018 Pacificas with ~35,000 miles averaging about $24,998 across 126 sales — this car is roughly $6,000 under that band. Edmunds puts dealer-retail clean near $14,393 at typical (much higher) miles; this one has a third of those miles for a modest premium. Low-mile Pacificas are the family-hauler sweet spot: the depreciation is done, the van is barely broken in, and Stow ‘n Go means it doubles as a cargo van. Buy Right’s cash-price disclaimer applies, but even at the number, this is the best-value van on their lot.

Market Comparison

Market check: Sales records for 2018 Pacificas at ~35,000 miles average about $24,998 (126 sales). Edmunds dealer-retail clean at typical miles is near $14,393. At $18,999 with only 35,330 miles, this car is roughly $6,000 under the low-mile sales average — genuine value for a barely-broken-in van.