Faults:

Nothing so far, have only owned 6 months.

General Comments:

I bought a 2005 PT Cruiser used with 10,000 miles. So far I have been pleased with it.

I am thrilled with the leg room, as both my husband and I are almost 6 ft.

I have room for two car seats in back for the grandkids, so I don’t use it to carry more than one adult.

Not too impressed with radio.

Like other reviewers, gas mileage is not great.

I find the recessed gauges hard to read.

Limited rear view makes me use two outside mirrors more.

All in all, it's fun to drive.

Faults:

With only 3,000 miles on the vehicle it's tuff to give an accurate assessment. But so far, I love the car you never get tired of it.

General Comments:

It's my baby.

Faults:

There is nothing wrong with this car. So far so good.

General Comments:

I absolutely love my little car!! I have a disabled son who wasn't even close to being able to get into our Durango without a LOT of help. Now he gets in and out, no problem.

I am thrilled with the gas mileage too. We go to St. Louis Children's a lot and had to fill the Durango twice. Now, we get there and back with almost half a tank to spare.

I'm not the only one who likes these cars either. Ever since we got ours, all we see are Cruisers!! One day I counted 35. We live in a semi-small town, so that's a lot for us.

The only thing I have changed is the radio. It wasn't as good as the Durango's factory one. Now, everything is perfect.

Faults:

I had a software problem that caused the car to randomly die and then refuse to start. I was called in for the recall and the dealor told me they fixed it. The problem didn't arise until after I had the recall "fixed". When I had the problem investigated I was told I was still running the factory software. OK so my dealer lied to me about a recall.

Every fluid seems to be seeping too. Valve cover, power steering box, oil pan, trans, but I have yet to see any drips on the driveway.

General Comments:

I was impressed when my wife drove the car over a good sized curb and it did no damage to anything except the tire. The hubcaps are flexable, and they build good quality cheap wheels now apparently.

I like how I can reach the oil filter on this car. real easy and no mess either!

I am real nervous that the fuel is delivered on the front side of the engine. Although I have not heard of it yet, a good hit on the front may cause the car to burst into flames.

In my opinion the gearing is too tall for the engine. If you need to go, and go fast, you have to flirt with red-line to get any reasonable amount of torque from the engine.

I know it's not a sports car, but is, indipendant rear suspension out of the question? It drives like a bus.

I bottom out on the driveway every time I enter. I'll have it worn down eventually.

I must admit though it was the first car ever that has been comfortable enough to drive from Detroit to Springfield, MO without cruise control. I can only make it about an hour in my other car.

I was very impressed when I was able to squeeze 550 miles out of a tank of gas just by following trucks on a road trip. That's almost 40 miles a gallon. I have never come close again though. I usually get about 25.

I went to Oklahoma on a trip in July when it was about 105 last year. I was sad that the AC struggled to keep the car under 80. It kept shutting off and on intermittently. I assume because of engine temp.

It's fun, cute on the outside, not the best on the inside. But I guess it's worth what I paid for it.