I think the car does offer a versatility that a lot of vehicles do not offer. With this car I would say it is definitely one of the only cars I have ever experienced that does have a "van" aspect but still maintains the car/sedan aspect at the same time. The interior floorboard is flat comparable to a van. Very easy to vacuum and clean because of this. It has a hatchback like a wagon, and speaking of which, from the outside it looks like the rear compartment would be very small, but once you open the hatch back and look inside, it has a considerable amount of trunk space. I personally like the sporty style of it. It mimics design from a sporty vehicle made in the 1970s but has all the features of the year it was manufactured. It's basic, which I sort of like, but it has it's own distinction among other vehicles. Some vehicles although have their own features are very comparable to cars of different makes. The Chrysler PT Cruiser is among a smaller list of vehicles that are not easily compared to other cars.

I like the sunroof and the color contrast with beige seating and red plastic dash features. I do not like the unpredictability of the car sometimes.