>think the PT Cruiser was just a design anomaly
>see this car
Whyyyyyy
Think the PT Cruiser was just a design anomaly
Eli Cox
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Elijah Mitchell
The man who designed the PT Cruiser was fired from Chrysler in an argument with Mercedes. GM then picked him up. The HHR and PT Cruiser were both designed by the same man.
Camden Robinson
That's a Chevy HHR
>Fucking summer fags.
Ethan Bell
Every time I see a PT I physically gag.
Samuel Baker
I own two PT Cruiser. How does that make you feel?
Kevin Roberts
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Isaac Bennett
Lmao, talk to me when you'll have two multiplas
Owen Watson
No shit, genius. OP was pointing out that it looks like a PT Cruiser.
Chase Walker
ABSOLUTE MADMAN
Lucas Ortiz
GM always second.
Jace Phillips
This is my newer one of the two
Dominic Gray
For what purpose
Ayden Ward
Old one had a couple of problems that I couldn't fix before mot so I just got a new one. I have the old one as parts car.
Samuel Rivera
I hope you have the manual at least, are they turbo?
Jordan Young
That is cringey. I used to write "バカヤロ" on my dusty rear trunk. Kutabare is pretty dank though
Alexander Barnes
5 speed manuel, europoor cuck 2.0l na.
I really don't feel like dishing out over 10k for the GT version.
Nathan Turner
>2.0L DOHC
Holy shit what the fuck are you doing
Nathaniel Kelly
What's wrong with it?
It's not fast but I can manage with 0-60 in 8.5 seconds
Aaron Baker
That's decent, even in Amerifat. That's only half a second slower than a Chevy Sonic Turbo, and about as quick as a Hyundai Accent over here.
Jason Jenkins
Only problem with the engine is that it really starts moving at 4k rpms. That's probably why it feel really under powered to most drivers, especially with automatic tranny. I think it's done on purpose to keep the mpgees reasonable.
William Hall
Look into performance parts from Amerifat under the Dodge Neon. There's a lot there. And the front half of the PT Cruiser's chassis comes from the Neon, so motor mounts, header, and suspension bits for the Neon should all bolt right up.
The 2.0L DOHC was offered in America from 1995-1999 in the Dodge Neon ACR, Neon R/T, and the base model 1995-1999 Mitsubishi Eclipse (though with reversed flow, so the intake and exhaust are on opposite sides)
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