2006 Chrysler PT Cruiser Owner Reviews

My parents traded our Olds Alero and our Ford Windstar in on our Cruiser. One month after we bought it the clear coat stated flaking off. The check engine litgh has come on a time or two and we havent had it but 7 months or so. The car seems cheap built...from the materials used for the interior to the overall appearance of the exterior. My Dad was ready to trade in after a couple of months, but was unable to...for the economy took both of my parents jobs along with mine. The PT is a big dissapo…

I just heard that the PT is being discontinued. Are they kidding? This is the best car that I have ever owned. I have had big cars mostly, as I do like lots of room. However, this is the best car for snow covered/icey Michigan roads. We also own a GMC Envoy...nice, but not the PT. I used to drive the Envoy, but my husband asked me what new car I would like and I started exploring the PT. We ordered it from Mexico and had to wait three months for it....worth every bit of the wait! Everyone shou…

Bought a used (20,000 miles) Cruiser in July of 2008. The reason for the purchase was because as I was getting a bit older, I wanted to sit UP in my seat - unlike a sedan where you sit down in the seat. Also, I am actually able to make purchases and fit them in the car. The back seats fold down flat ... making lots of cargo space. I'm so happy with this car. Could have better gas mileage, but I'm not a commuter anymore.

I have a 2006 convertible that I bought used a year ago. It has been a great car. I drive a lot in my job, and have to travel sometimes 50-100 miles a day. It has held up great, and it's fun to drive. Funny, I wonder why Chrysler is discontinuing the convertible for 2009? According to my dealer, they sell really well.