Used 2002 Chrysler PT Cruiser Wagon Consumer Reviews
Originally made for Tony Bennet
This PT Cruiser, the seconnd one that I've owned, says "Made for Tony Bennett" right on the original window sheet (which I have). It also has every option Chrysler offered that year except for a roof rack. In addition it has "ghost" flames and a real-looking Voyager wood grain kit that was only available in California, where it was purchased new. The company has since gone out of business. A long-time (since High School) friend bought the car in 2004 and I bought it earlier this year. Everything still works and it goes down the road well.. A few years back I had a Chevy HHR panel van and found both the HHR and the Cruiser were designed by the same guy. Still running strong!
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Pablo Cruise
This is a great car, fun to drive, tough and classy at the same time. My PT Cruiser was a Touring with only basic equipment: automatic transmission, ac, power steering, am fm radio and cassette player, sunroof. Now for the one big drawback: It's difficult to service. Two different very good mechanics told me the insides were built in such a way that it took a lot of labor (a long time) to do repairs. So be aware that the labor costs might be a little high. Some PT Cruiser owners have also had engine/transmission problems and suspension problems. Yet everyone who owns one of these cars loves it!
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- Base WagonMSRP: $1,3502 mi away
- Limited Edition WagonMSRP: $7,900470 mi away
- Touring Edition WagonMSRP: $3,500489 mi away
Cruisin'
Chrysler provided a way to watch the development of the PT Cruiser all the way through the design stage. I followed the process and always wanted to own one. Finally in 2005 I got my chance. I have not been disappointed in the least. The interior flexibility is amazing. The comfort is excellent. I get question after question about my PT Cruiser at gas stations and stop lights. Driving my PT Cruiser is an all around fun experience.
Loving my Dream Cruiser
I driven my cruiser from Rhode Island to North Carolina and then to Florida within a week and I had no problems, either mechanically or comfort wise. Drove for a few hours between fill-ups, between 300 and 400 miles depending on the A/C usage. Couldn't ask for a better looking or driving car for me.
Woody Wagon, Retro Classic or Hot Rod?
I'm very pleased with this vehicle and I'm glad I purchased it. I've had no problems with it what so ever. It's fun to drive..and I often forget that I'm driving a station wagon.