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#47 of 107 2007 PT Cruiser by charlesf4 Jul 03, 2006 (6:53 am)
Has anyone heard what changes are coming on the 2007 Cruiser? They should be at the dealers soon. Replies to this message: nortsr1 (Jul 03, 2006 7:16 am)
#48 of 107 Re: 2007 PT Cruiser [charlesf4] by nortsr1 Jul 03, 2006 (7:16 am)
Replying to: charlesf4 (Jul 03, 2006 6:53 am) Ihave read at another forum that a special stainproof, better cloth will be standard on the 2007 Limited and optional for the Touring model. Also, three new colors (but I forget what colors) and finally a remote added for the trunk area. That's all I know for now. Other than that, it is supposed to be no different than the 2006
#49 of 107 MPP by micweb Jul 05, 2006 (11:03 am)
That's miles per person. We have all acknowledged the PT Cruiser's mileage isn't what we want it to be (with an EPA highway rating of only 26, most of us are lucky to get 23/24) - but after taking it to Yosemite with one other adult and 2 small kids and a lot of gear, and after using it almost exclusively as the weekend "family" car, I have realized that it DOES get good MPP - miles per person.   There is no way I could shuttle my little family around in a Ford Focus, which is lighter, with a smaller engine, and gets better gas mileage (especially good for 2007). Not even in a Focus Wagon -- the seating position is lower, with resulting less rear seat legroom than the PT.   At least the PT gets better gas mileage than a typical minivan or small SUV (although I will admit that the Honda CR-V we had before did get 3 mpg better gas mileage, but we all got tired of its harsh ride).   So while the PT isn't the ideal single commuter vehicle, it is GREAT for family use. (I will, however, reconsider this if the kids start getting a LOT bigger.) In fact, I think it has one of the better MPP around!
#50 of 107 Re: Chyrsler Employee discounts??? [nortsr1] by lookingforh3 Oct 11, 2006 (5:39 am)
Replying to: nortsr1 (May 04, 2006 11:51 am) Did you ever get the EC or FFP discount number? If so, where can I get one? I am looking to lease a new Chrysler. Thank you, Kelly Replies to this message: nortsr1 (Oct 11, 2006 10:35 am)
#51 of 107 Re: Chyrsler Employee discounts??? [lookingforh3] by nortsr1 Oct 11, 2006 (10:35 am)
Replying to: lookingforh3 (Oct 11, 2006 5:39 am) Kelly,   No, no one volunteered their assistance. I did, however, purchase a new 2006 PT Cruiser, Limited at invoice, less the $2000.00 rebate and NO added dealer costs, plus it already had been pin-striped, etc. and those costs were also deleted. Just remember, when leasing, negotiate your best "bottom line price and don't forget those BIG rebates that Chrysler is now offering. The 2006 models are "plentiful" and the dealers want to "UNLOAD" them!      If you are not good at negotiating and do not know th "ins and outs" of a good lease deal....MAKE SURE you take someone with you that knows leasing. At least go to the lease forum and read the posts and "how to negotiate a lease"!!!!
#53 of 107 PT Cruiser Price by mr_anton89 Dec 19, 2006 (3:08 pm)
Hi, I am looking into a 2006 PT Cruiser Convertible with an MSRP of $21,945. Options include the 28E Package and Automatic Transmission. Standard Black paint. This is in snowy NE Ohio and an 06, so I am sure that they would love to get rid of this unit. According to Edmunds' TMV Pricing Report the... TMV -------------------> $18,230 Chrysler Mailed Rebate-> -$1,000 Chrysler Dealer Rebate-> $3,500 Total------------------> $13,730 That total amount can't be right..can it? Somebody please give me some insight asap Thanks, mranton89
#54 of 107 PT Cruiser....used? by mazda6iguy Dec 22, 2006 (9:54 pm)
My friend is thinking seriously of buying a used (off lease ex rental) 2006 PT Cruiser w/ 14000 miles on it from a local Chrysler dealer. They are asking $12,900 (a Touring model). What, if anything should we look out for when it comes to ex-rental cars? The car looks pristine. It is equipped with Sirius sattelite radio. What would be a good offer on a car like this? Any opinions or suggestions would be appreciated. I'm a little afraid of used cars, but that's just me.
#55 of 107 PT Cruiser and a Pancake Smell by kaity04 Jan 08, 2007 (11:28 am)
Hi everyone.   I have a 2003 pt cruiser that has had three water pumps replaced since new. Thank goodness under warranty. After the last one was put in, about 5 months later, the car gives off this Pancake Syrup Smell when the heat/ac/defrost is on. Any suggestions.? The car has been checked out twice. No leaks, the last time the dealership told me to pressure wash the exhaust manifold. Doubt that will help. Replies to this message: british_rover (Jan 08, 2007 11:33 am)
#56 of 107 Hmhh by british_rover Jan 08, 2007 (11:33 am)
Replying to: kaity04 (Jan 08, 2007 11:28 am) Sounds like coolant is getting into the heater core probably.   Coolant has kind of a sweet smell to it.

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