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2003 | Chrysler PT Cruiser PT Turbo Huntington Beach, California | Wagons | $8,990 | Inferno Red Tinted Pearlcoat | 60,231 |  | 22.0 mi |
2007 | Chrysler PT Cruiser Touring Edition Foothill Ranch, California | Wagons | $9,887 | Bright Silver Metallic | 30,279 |  | 40.6 mi |
2005 | Chrysler PT Cruiser Touring Edition Ontario, California | Wagons | $8,995 | Bright Silver Metallic | 38,672 |  | 40.0 mi |
2007 | Chrysler PT Cruiser Touring Edition Ontario, California | Wagons | $10,995 | Bright Silver Metallic | 13,673 | | 40.0 mi |
2008 | Chrysler PT Cruiser Touring Edition Ontario, California | Wagons | $12,995 | Bright Silver Metallic | 16,198 | | 40.0 mi |
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Professional Review
Last year the flames were on the outside of the PT Cruiser. For 2003, there's more fire under the hood. The Chrysler PT Cruiser gets its first power upgrade since it was introduced early in 2000. Instead of just bolting on a turbocharger, however, Chrysler engineers thoroughly redesigned the 2.4-liter four cylinder, boosting the output to 215 horsepower, a 65-hp gain. The 2003 PT Turbo gets significant handling upgrades to go with its more powerful engine. The end result is the hot rod many wanted when the Cruiser was first introduced. Though it has become a familiar sight, the Cruiser still attracts attention. We don't recommend you buy a PT Cruiser if you like anonymity. People from all walks and stations want a better look, intrigued by the Cruiser's difficult-to-define character. It is, as Chrysler says, too cool to categorize.
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