Used 2001 Chrysler PT Cruiser Consumer Reviews
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PT Excellence
Zero problems in 80000 miles. Car is as tight now as it was new. Car is as comfortable now as it was new - no noticeable wear on anything except brakes and tires. Car drives as well today as it did new. Paint and interior look as good today as they did new. Spends most of its life outside subjected to the elements (salesman's car). Versatile as a minivan without the bulk. Only service has been recalls and routine maintenance. Liked it so well we bought another only a loaded Limited this time.
Stunning design with crappy drivetrain
If you want a car with one of the most awesome designs ever, in and out, and have alot of money to feed it gas, this is the car. Actually, the mileage is still better than a pickup truck but at 17 city and 22 highway, the V6 Mazda 6 and Buick LeSabre's I had later had way better mileage and more power. Chrysler always knew how to make cool looking cars and put crappy engines and cheap plastics in them, even in 2008. Reliability was pretty good though, outside of a broken vent knob (plastic!), cupped tires, and even after a "fix", the alignment was still off. This car never left me for dead though and it went on a 4000+ mile trip to the west three times. It was the perfect road car too.
- Base WagonMSRP: $5,999151 mi away
- Base WagonMSRP: $3,300154 mi away
- Base WagonMSRP: $5,499173 mi away
The Best!
After 18 months I am still very satisfied with my PT Cruise in Inferno Red. Actually am going to order the Turbo next month when it becomes available.
Cruzing around the USA!!
I ordered my PT 6 months before the dealers could sell them (early July- 1999) and I loved it. Now at 61,000 miles and driving from Illinois to West Virginia about 2 times per year I'm not sure I would buy another.... I love the classic style and the "look" you get from someone who thinks your customized cruiser kicks butt, but the overall durability is quite lacking...
CRUISIN!
The best part about the PT Cruiser is the nostalgic quality, with the blend of progressive design. It's a fun mobile! Definitely retro. Awesome car for the money.