Used 2001 Chrysler PT Cruiser Base for sale near me

It was good, informative and to the point. No fluff or any big sales pressure

I bought a used 2001Pt cruiser and love the car it’s roomy runs ok and looks nice it’s a keeper for me maybe one day a collectors vehicle good on gas too

Found this car for $500 started up and drove it away.Now this car was on my list of wouldn't want to own cars but since buying it I have learned to love it since as a arborist which means tons of tree climbing equipment and a Father of 2 boys it has room for everything.This car owes me nothing and I'm even putting money in for upgrades ......love this thing

Annie was wonderful and went out of her way to help us. She was organized and the sale went very quickly

I bought this jalopy for 3500. 2001 pt cruiser limited. 80.000 miles. It needed some work, brakes, bushings, new power steering pump. Probably needs a timing belt and new water pump, but for something that’s 21 years old..it’s obviously in need of some work, as long as it’s not an engine or transmission. I’m ok with it. Mileage in this day of 5 dollars a gallon gas sucks at around 20 mpg. But it starts and runs. In ok shape. I’m happy so far.

Most comfortable car seats I've ever sat in, making it especially good for long distance trips. Versatile and reliable. Still have the original transmission and engine. Nothing has fallen apart or broken inside the car, such as the awesome stereo and CD player. I've owned 2 Toyotas, a Mitsubishi, and 2 Volkswagen, and this car tops them all for longevity. I'm continuing to keep this car because I love how it can become a good hauler when the seats are folded down where I can put in big bushes and small trees and lumber, etc. I love the dark teal blue-green color with its shiny clear coat that is still holding up, and also the rounded contours of the body style as it reminds me of days gone by and my old Volkswagen Beetle. I'm an artist, and when I look at all the other cars, they all look the same. With my kayak rack on top and portable bike rack on the back, I can have all the fun I want, and get a lot of work done too while still feeling sporty and unique. My father was a top Chrysler executive in Detroit, running the Dodge body and paint plants during the 1950's to 70' in Hamtramck. He always told us kids to buy American, yet we didn't listen. Now I finally have, and though my father's in heaven now, I know that he's looking down at me and smiling. I'll never sell my car. I'll pass it down to a loved one or keep it for a museum someday. For now it'll continue to be my closest memory of my father. When I'm in a bind driving, like when I was crossing the Rockies in a snowstorm, I know he takes the wheel sometimes. I can feel it.