Chrysler PT Cruiser Questions

Turn Signal Flasher Location On A 2005 Pt Cruiser

Hello, Where is the turn signal flasher located on a 2005 pt Cruiser? It is not on the back side of the multifunction switch housing .

2006 PT Cruiser That Has A Battery Drain Problem

Takes about 2 days for battery to be drained. Disconnected rear hatch plug in bc rear hatch ajar kept coming on. Still have drain problem.

Headlight Inop, Taillights Inop

Suddenly, I have no headlights (high or lo), also no taillights or front park lights. The brake lights work, and the turn signals work.

PT CRUISER CONVERTIBLE TOP

Car sat for 2 years. While I saved to fix it. Now the top has turned all shades of black stripes. The boning? anyways just asking if anyone knows how to clean it without scrubbing all the fibers out

How Long Will A Car Run Well After It Has Over 100K Miles On It?

I'm simply asking about used cars and their "life span" since I'm going to be buying used for the first time. That may sound odd, but it's true, I'm unemployed, receiving SSDI monthly and hope to b...

Chrysler PT Cruiser Overview

The Chrysler PT Cruiser was introduced in 2001, and represented one of DaimlerChrysler's first ventures into the retro-styled auto market. The PT was originally intended for the Plymouth marque, but by the time production began, the Plymouth name no longer existed. The compact wagon had its roots in the late-1990s Plymouth Pronto concept car.

The PT name has a dual meaning: Chrysler uses the term "Personal Transportation," but PT is also an abbreviation for the platform. The PT (Platform Tall) is a variation of Chrysler's PL (Platform Low) foundation, used by the Dodge Neon. The PT Cruiser shares many Neon components, but styling is reminiscent of the 1930s Chrysler Airflow models.

In the PT Cruiser's introductory year, only two trims were offered: Base and Limited. In the following years, Chrysler added GT and Touring trims and special additions like the Limited Platinum and Dream Cruiser Series. Other models include the Street Cruiser, Signature Series, and the 2006 Walter P. Chrysler Edition. A four-seat convertible was added in 2005.

The PT Cruiser is now in its seventh year of production, but it is still in the first generation of production. A series of updates came in 2006, which included a new grille, new head and taillights, a higher quality dash, and a new audio system.

The PT was voted the North American Car of the Year in 2001. Chrysler's reliability problems would unfortunately hamper the PT's reputation in subsequent years.

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