Since its introduction in the 2001 model year, PT Cruiser’s sales have far surpassed 1.1 million. The multi-purpose hatchback, sold in LX, Touring and Limited trim versions, is one of the few instantly recognizable vehicles on the road today. From a practicality standpoint, the vehicle is roomy whether in the front seats or in the rear seat. In fact, open space is virtually the same for both front and rear passengers: about 39 inches of headroom and 40 inches of legroom. If cargo room is needed, the PT Cruiser offers up more than 62 cubic feet when the rear seat is removed and stowed elsewhere, such as the garage. The 65/35-split rear bench seat – which sits a bit higher than the front seats – can be folded flat. PT Cruiser can be fitted with either a 2.4-liter 4-cylinder that produces 150 horsepower at 5100 rpm or a 2.4-liter turbocharged 4-cylinder that produces 180 horsepower at 5200 rpm. The standard transmission is a 5-speed manual, while a 4-speed automatic is optional on the base version PT Cruiser. Standard fare list on PT Cruiser Limited includes traction control, touring suspension, fog lamps, all-season performance tires, universal garage door opener, and a rear cargo shelf panel. Front wheel drive PT Cruiser Limited with the turbocharged engine and four-speed automatic transmission collects per gallon fuel economy numbers of 18 city/24 highway and carries a MSRP of $22,660.