CarComplaints.com Notes: Chrysler has taken the boring small car frame of the Neon, grafted a 1930s-era roadster body on top and named it the PT Cruiser. While the new look may appeal to some, the vehicle has unfortunately also inherited many of the same problems as the Neon.
Have a 2001 Chrysler Pt Cruiser. When purchased it had 48,000 miles in 2005. Since I have replaced radiator, brake system, re-overhauled the transmission, steering gear, air condition compressor and now I guess a dash. The dash is cracked all across in a vertical position through the vent in the center of the dash and then goes to the left in front of the driver position. I like my little car but it is getting to be expensive to maintain. The only compliant is now the dash.
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Have a 2001 Chrysler Pt Cruiser. When purchased it had 48,000 miles in 2005. Since I have replaced radiator, brake system, re-overhauled the transmission, steering gear, air condition compressor and now I guess a dash. The dash is cracked all across in a vertical position through the vent in the center of the dash and then goes to the left in front of the driver position. I like my little car but it is getting to be expensive to maintain. The only compliant is now the dash.
- Elizabeth W., Leasburg, NC, US