2002 Chrysler PT Cruiser
The 2002 Chrysler PT Cruiser arrived as a shocking revelation to many people
T because of its unusual looks. But that served as the PT Cruiser's ticket to
popularity as more and more people trekked to the showrooms, dealerships and online
site to inquire, view and eventually buy this fantastic car. The handsome look
is just the start of the PT Cruiser's winning characteristics.
Most people are surprised to learn that despite the great design and powerful
engine, the Chrysler PT Cruiser is reasonably priced. It is a practical purchase
because you get the best of both worlds with the terrific design, reliable engineering
and sensible pricing scheme. The 2002 Chrysler PT Cruiser is available in three
trims which are all powered by the same 2.4-liter twin-cam engine matched to a
standard five-speed manual transmission and an optional four-speed automatic transaxle
capable of delivering 150 horsepower at 5,500 rpm. Inside the Chrysler PT Cruiser's
roomy cabin is a comfortable space that can seat 5 people.
For the driver's sake, the instrument panel prominently displays the three white-faced
gauges set in individual cylinders, with the speedometer in the center, the tachometer
on right and the fuel and water temperature gauge on the left. The center panel
houses the switches, the radial-type climate control dials and the pair of buttons
for the front windows. Seats are a significant part of a car obviously because
it is where the driver and his passenger spend all their time while on travel
so it is equally important that the seats be exceptionally comfortable.
The Cruiser may have classy cloth or soft leather covers with suede inserts in
the doors and lower seat edges. The seats themselves may be adjusted into several
seating configurations to compliment different needs like reclining or cargo space.
The Chrysler PT Cruiser is pleasant to drive, it is responsive and handles curves
and bends very well. What makes the driving experience so much better is the surprising
lack of wind noise and mechanical chatter.