Chrysler PT Cruiser Special Edition
We'll be the first to admit that the Chrysler PT Cruiser, which feels like it has been around forever, is starting to show its age. The world first saw the PT Cruiser back in 2000 and so far over 7000 Australians have taken one home, joining over 1,300,000 buyers worldwide.
Despite its age, if you've ever wanted to own this iconic car now is the perfect time with the arrival of the 2009 Chrysler PT Cruiser Special Edition starting from $29,990 drive away (manual).
The Special Edition PT Cruiser is based on the PT Cruiser touring and is powered by the same 2.4-litre engine which produces 105 kW and 214 Nm of torque. It will be available either as a 5-speed manual or an optional four-speed automatic transmission.
On top of its standard features, the SE includes a six-disc CD player 368-watt Boston Acoustics premium sound system, power sunroof, new SRT designed wheels and interior upgrades.
Chrysler Australia says only a handful of the limited edition models are destined for Australia and subsequently, the cars are only available in "Brilliant Black".
On the inside there is seat fabric, a leather-wrapped steering wheel, satin-silver finished gauge cluster with chromed rings and new floor mats.
Chrysler is limiting production of its factory-customised PT Cruiser and only a handful of these vehicles are making their way to Australia.
2009 Special Edition PT Cruiser, unique equipment:
- Brilliant Black exterior paint only
- Unique 17-inch SRT Design wheels
- Unique bright upper grille
- Chrome body side trim spars, front accents and door lock knobs
- Unique premium cloth with heated front seats
- Leather wrapped steering wheel with bright spokes
- AM/FM/6-disc CD audio system
- 6-Boston Acoustics premium speakers and 368-watt amplifier
- Sunroof
- Deep tint sunscreen glass
- Unique floor mats
2009 Special Edition PT Cruiser Pricing
- The Base Vehicle Price (BVP) is $29,990 for the 5-speed manual
- $31,990 for the 4-speed automatic variant.
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