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.
I had a 2001 PT Cruiser paid $13,000 for it, too much for a used PT when a new one cost only $8000 more. A recall on rack and pinion, it broke one Sunday morning on my way to work. Thank God i was not hurt, could have been dead. The car lot told me it costs four thousand to get it fixed. only owe $4000 on this car, Need some one to fix it or get me another car to transport to work.
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I had a 2001 PT Cruiser paid $13,000 for it, too much for a used PT when a new one cost only $8000 more. A recall on rack and pinion, it broke one Sunday morning on my way to work. Thank God i was not hurt, could have been dead. The car lot told me it costs four thousand to get it fixed. only owe $4000 on this car, Need some one to fix it or get me another car to transport to work.
- Sandra H., Charlotte, NC, US