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2007 Chrysler PT Street Cruiser Pacific Coast Highway Edition

08/15/2006, 10:07 AM

By admin

Chrysler today introduced the 2007 Chrysler PT Street Cruiser Pacific Coast Highway Edition —- a special-edition PT Cruiser dedicated to one of the most picturesque driving routes in the United States. Announced in conjunction with Detroit’s Woodward Dream Cruise, the Pacific Coast Highway Edition will be available later this summer as a limited-production version of the 2007 Chrysler PT Cruiser. The U.S. Manufacturer’s Suggested Retail Price (MSRP) for the 2007 Chrysler PT Street Cruiser Pacific Coast Highway Edition will be $20,735 for the manual transaxle version and $21,570 for the automatic transaxle model. Gallery after the jump…

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08/15, 10:16 AM

posted by:

axel cortez

and thats a long long name for a car

08/15, 10:28 AM

posted by:

nick

Was this really needed…?

08/15, 10:33 AM

posted by:

Fatstrat

I see a ton of Gray Hairs running about in these. Seems to have hit a niche so why not. Not going to be setting any roads on fire but it’s a perfectly useful A to B car and the folks I have talked to that own them seem to really like them.

08/15, 10:39 AM

posted by:

ss

i think last year they had the Route 66 version. it was bright yellow. I see tons of these on the road, if it works for Chrysler then by all means keep it up.

08/15, 10:41 AM

posted by:

1c3d0g

Fatstrat is right, if they can keep selling these vehicles to the older generation folks, why not?

08/15, 11:20 AM

posted by:

Tom

Yawn. It is time for this design to go night night. I could see extensive make over or reworking it, but the only thing that has really changed are the headlights, and those took a turn for the worse.

08/15, 11:53 AM

posted by:

Greg

I heard Chrysler is going to build another one next year and it is going to be called: 2007.5 Chrysler PT Avenue Cruiser Forest Loan Drive Edition With No Highway Options.

08/15, 11:57 AM

posted by:

BB

JC. Won’t this car ever die? IMO, one of the worst design in contemporary automotive styling.

08/15, 12:09 PM

posted by:

Patrick

Not a terrible marketing scheme, at least its sort of aesthetically pleasing. Its funny really, because the PT Cruiser has only been around since 2001, yet it FEELS like they’ve been here for a decade at least, because they turned from a funky, unique retro mobile, to a car as commonly seen as a Toyota Corolla. Plus it started the retro trend like none other and influenced GM in making the HHR, a shameful copy.

08/15, 12:15 PM

posted by:

1952 MG TD

good turbo 4, incredibly versitle, good ergonomics.

The looks aren’t the best imo, but I wouldn’t turn one down. There is a lot of bang for the buck in them.

08/15, 12:50 PM

posted by:

Trudy Keyhole

How DARE Chrysler take the name of my favorite stretch of road in vain. I will never buy a CHrysler product ever after this travesty. The state of California should sue Chrysler for this defamation. I expect a total boycott of Chrysler product in California for this

08/15, 1:04 PM

posted by:

Daimler Dart

A boycott is not necessary as people don’t buy Chryslers in California anyway

08/15, 1:49 PM

posted by:

Jay

The interior looks very cheap to me.
I liked the PT cruiser’s design it was somewhat “bold” for the time when it was released. It’s different from any other cars out there. But it’s getting old and I would love to see an updated model, maybe longer wheelbase and more interior room.
As already pointed out it’s got a good bang to the buck ratio. Nice car but needs to be updated some in my opinion

08/15, 2:05 PM

posted by:

Piablo

It’s like adding mustard to a **** sandwich. It doesn’t taste any better.

It needs to be updated ALOT!

08/15, 2:19 PM

posted by:

StanFord

Meeeh…

Now if the had a 2007 PT Cruiser Dr. Z “Panzerknacker” edition we could start talking about ‘mass market appeal’ :D

08/15, 2:51 PM

posted by:

StanFord's Bum Chum

The PT Cruiser Waffen SS edition might have snappy graphics

08/15, 3:20 PM

posted by:

DTGM2591

Is this car really only 5 years old? it feels and looks ancient. Doesn’t auger well for 300C, Charger and all the other retromobiles

08/15, 3:51 PM

posted by:

DTGM2591

I like the HHR much better!!

08/15, 4:05 PM

posted by:

DTGM2591

HHR same piece of **** different name

08/15, 5:44 PM

posted by:

al

still ugly

08/15, 11:12 PM

posted by:

The Stig

Hot diggity … but doesn’t change the overall quality picture – it’s still a POS.

08/16, 2:49 AM

posted by:

xiaoz

………….it still de same …it onli change e name

08/16, 7:20 AM

posted by:

Carnut4ever

Yawn, nothing much to boast about. Wake us up when the next generation car comes along.

08/16, 6:36 PM

posted by:

G-Man

That is officially the worst placement of window controls in the history of mankind.

08/17, 2:06 AM

posted by:

dan

the PT Loser just got more loser-ey

08/18, 4:35 AM

posted by:

Ignore The Stupid Heads

Great interior.Super fun truck to drive.Perfect with two doors,as well.Lik a 32 Ford Vicky Hot Wheels car.2 doors.

08/18, 4:39 AM

posted by:

Ignore The Stupid Heads

The interior colours are a vacation and sanctuary for the mind.

08/18, 4:42 AM

posted by:

Choronzon

If a person was to embark on a very long lucid dream and the mode of transport was this interior,I would say it was a first class choice.

08/18, 4:44 AM

posted by:

Choronzon

Not everybody’s cup of tea,but that’s a good thing.

 
 
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