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2005 | Chrysler PT Cruiser Touring Edition Victorville, California | Wagons | $9,789 | | 59,738 |  | 31.7 mi |
2005 | Chrysler PT Cruiser Touring Victorville, California | Convertibles | $14,995 | Midnight Blue Pearl | 235 | | 31.7 mi |
2006 | Chrysler PT Cruiser Touring Edition Laguna Niguel, California | Wagons | $10,988 | | 29,787 |  | 34.9 mi |
2005 | Chrysler PT Cruiser Limited Edition Cerritos, California | Wagons | $10,977 | Purple | 48,274 |  | 38.4 mi |
2007 | Chrysler PT Cruiser Base Cerritos, California | Wagons | $11,998 | Blue | 30,029 |  | 38.4 mi |
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Professional Review
There's nothing on the road quite like Chrysler's new PT Cruiser, and that's a big part of its fun. Is it a hot rod, a little panel van or a uniquely styled compact car? People from all walks and stations want a better look, intrigued by the Cruiser's difficult-to-define character. Yet the really great thing about the PT Cruiser is its combination of practicality and a reasonable price. Chrysler turned the automotive industry on its ear when it launched the Dodge Viper and Plymouth Prowler. Those cars showcased Chrysler's design trends. Viper and Prowler are great cars for serious enthusiasts who don't mind making a few sacrifices in terms of comfort and convenience. But, in a way, the PT Cruiser is even more exciting because it's a real car suitable for everyday use by everyday people. It's almost as much fun to drive as it is to be seen in, and it has more people and cargo hauling flexibility than the typical sport-utility vehicle, in a surprisingly compact, economical package.
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