Just Cruisin' Chrysler's 2001 PT Cruiser

By Victoria Neal Dec 1, 2000

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"PT" doesn't always stand for"potty-trained." In the case of Daimler Chrysler'slatest contribution to the world of motor vehicles, the 2001Chrysler PT Cruiser, it actually means personal transportation.With its huge interior volume (120 cubic feet) but small exteriorlength, this car could possibly be compared to a very cool minivan.Its nostalgic design sends drivers into giddy amusement. Powered bya new 2.4-liter DOHC 16-valve engine, the PT Cruiser is availablewith automatic or manual transmission. And starting at $16,500,it's worth at least a test cruise.

Victoria Neal

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