Motor Authority
I have only this to say regarding the PT Cruiser; This is the best and most practical car design I ever had? I am strugling to find an replacement for my 2001. Probably PT 2009 again? My 9feet kayak fits right inside!
The seat configurations and versatility... and yet that charming look and smile; Chrysler's marketinmg never truly understood the possibilities of this original and well thought design.
I regret the most that the PT "station-wagon", as the panel truck and then, the California cruiser, did't made it into production... Believer, the original designer moved to GM to produce the original PT-wagon - under the GM Chevrolet brand name HHR. To bad that nose is so flat.
Any kit to add a PT grid to it?
Surprise: It sells rather well! All seating arrangements from PT was kept - as many original design details. Especially the commercial version of this panel van... It is great to see that Europeans can see behind the US chrome and hp lovers...
Welcome, FIAT! Yes, I believe that new PT will see a future. I be first in line to get one.
Martin, industrial designer
The seat configurations and versatility... and yet that charming look and smile; Chrysler's marketinmg never truly understood the possibilities of this original and well thought design.
I regret the most that the PT "station-wagon", as the panel truck and then, the California cruiser, did't made it into production... Believer, the original designer moved to GM to produce the original PT-wagon - under the GM Chevrolet brand name HHR. To bad that nose is so flat.
Any kit to add a PT grid to it?
Surprise: It sells rather well! All seating arrangements from PT was kept - as many original design details. Especially the commercial version of this panel van... It is great to see that Europeans can see behind the US chrome and hp lovers...
Welcome, FIAT! Yes, I believe that new PT will see a future. I be first in line to get one.
Martin, industrial designer