2004 Chrysler PT Cruiser Limited
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The PT Cruiser was Chrysler's retro-styled compact, a hatchback that looked like a 1930s sedan but drove like a front-drive economy car. It rode softly and steered with a light feel, making it easy to park and pleasant around town, though the tall body leaned noticeably in corners. The cabin had clever storage bins and a rear seat that folded flat, turning the PT Cruiser into a surprisingly useful hauler for its size. Reliability was decent for the era, with many examples going well past 150,000 miles, though cooling system issues and electrical glitches were common complaints. The Limited is the top trim for shoppers who want chrome trim, nicer upholstery, and power features that the base Touring didn't offer. The 2.4L I4 under the hood pairs with a automatic transmission for relaxed cruising, making the Limited feel more about comfort than speed. Optional heated leather seats and a sunroof were available on the Limited for a more premium feel, something you couldn't get on lower trims.
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The PT Cruiser was Chrysler's retro-styled compact, a hatchback that looked like a 1930s sedan but drove like a front-drive economy car. It rode softly and steered with a light feel, making it easy to park and pleasant around town, though the tall body leaned noticeably in corners. The cabin had clever storage bins and a rear seat that folded flat, turning the PT Cruiser into a surprisingly useful hauler for its size. Reliability was decent for the era, with many examples going well past 150,000 miles, though cooling system issues and electrical glitches were common complaints. The Limited is the top trim for shoppers who want chrome trim, nicer upholstery, and power features that the base Touring didn't offer. The 2.4L I4 under the hood pairs with a automatic transmission for relaxed cruising, making the Limited feel more about comfort than speed. Optional heated leather seats and a sunroof were available on the Limited for a more premium feel, something you couldn't get on lower trims.
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6% APR for 72 months
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26 days listed
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Limited availability reduces your negotiating room.
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