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I can honestly say I see about 3 for every ten miles traveled, more in urban settings. They're still not as bad as Camrys.

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...read they are stopping production of the PT along with the Neon.  True?  I'd expect another PT if it's true...  *shrug*

<not a D-Chrysler guy.

Nope, the PT will continue production as a refresh until it's redesign. DCX just invested money into the PT plant as well.

When I was in Wichita, KS in January, I saw so many of the PTs...I couldn't believe there was so many on the road (I was there for 2 weeks and saw at least 20). Back in MA I don't see as many refreshes, but still at least 2 new ones a week.

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I see PT's everywhere. And I still want one.

I hear that they didn't sell well, but the first generation of cloud cars I sure see a lot of around here in southern Michigan.

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I think so. I think I read somewhere where no one has built more turbocharged engines than Chrysler. Back when they were putting their little 2.2L in just about everything they made, a turbo came in handy. I say, good for them.

That little Caliber SRT-4 with 300 hp should be an awesome, extremely versatile vehicle.

I think the PT has two versions of the turbo available, low pressure and high pressure.

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Headlights, Taillights and Turbo...

With the most important update being the TURBO of course!!  :ohyeah:

Nice sig ^_^

I see PT's everywhere. And I still want one.

I hear that they didn't sell well, but the first generation of cloud cars I sure see a lot of around here in southern Michigan.

They've sold quite well, and yeah I seem them everywhere too.

You and me both...

Rstyled headlighs and bumper, new interior, new taillights and new wheel designs

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That little Caliber SRT-4 with 300 hp should be an awesome, extremely versatile vehicle.

I think the PT has two versions of the turbo available, low pressure and high pressure.

Yes

Yes

Yes (although if you want the low HP version you are possibly a communist! :duh: )

Respectively...

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Would make sense if Chrysler were trying to "de-Plymouthize" the PT.

It was going to be sold as the Plymouth PT Cruiser (sounds better that way too) and then the Pronto Spyder would have been so cool!

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