Used Chrysler PT Cruiser for Sale

The PT Cruiser is a unique car that fits in with unique people. I know that a lot of people really hated the look of it when it came out, and I was originally one of those people. However, when I came to own one, I realized how biased my opinions were. The interior was clean when I first purchased it, no cracks or dents in the dash, everything included save for the CD player. Over time it's held up exceptionally well and only recently sustained two cracks due to the humid heat that we have in our state. The engine has held up for 118600 miles thus far, and I just got the oil changed about two months ago. It drives smoothly though my particular vehicle has a problem at the back that makes the spare tire rack rattle. It's probably not indicative of the rest of the PT Cruisers, but it's something that occasionally gets on my nerves. My only real complaint about my car is the fact that it's so low to the ground that sometimes if I'm going out of a particularly steep driveway, the black trim underneath the bottom catches the road concrete. This always makes a horrible scraping sound and grates my nerves, but my father, who is my mechanic, has told me that it's harmless. I'm a computer technician, and the fact that I have a hatchback is awesome. I'm easily able to get my equipment into and out of the back, and the upper rack that was provided with the vehicle provides even more space for other things that I can cram in there. The back seat also lets down which lets me store long panduit and conduit if I need to transport.

The PT Cruiser is a rather unique automobile. It drives and handles very good, much better than what one would suspect. We have driven it for 147,000 miles so far and have had no serious problems. For a small car, the vehicle rides remarkably good. We have carried several teenagers plus two adults numerous times, and the ride was smooth and the car handles very good. I replaced the electric fan on the radiator and the water pump during the time I've owned it. The only real problem I had was a leak in the heater core. The paint and hardware has held up very good with little visible wear on any of it. The seats fold down so you can make a passthrough from the rear door to the front seats. This allows hauling quite long items. The A/C always cools very good even in the middle of summer. The car always gets about 30 mpg so I have no complaint about its economy. The most annoying thing about the car is the horn. It sounds like something that should be on a motorbike. Overall, I would recommend the car to anyone who wants a small and unique car.

I purchased a 2007 Chrysler PT Cruiser about a year ago. My experience with the car has been very good. The car runs nearly perfectly, in spite of the car's age. The hatchback is very convenient for storage, and the seats are very comfortable. It has great heating as well. The style is unique because it mimics cars of yesteryear.