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The PT Body Style was the platform used for the PT Cruiser. For purposes of [[CAFE]] classifications, the PT Cruiser was a [[Retro]] design that was classified as a truck, to help with the [[Chrysler Corporation]]'s truck line to better comply with CAFE [[MPG]] standards. | The PT Body Style was the platform used for the PT Cruiser. For purposes of [[CAFE]] classifications, the PT Cruiser was a [[Retro]] design that was classified as a truck, to help with the [[Chrysler Corporation]]'s truck line to better comply with CAFE [[MPG]] standards. | ||
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== Car Models of this Body Type == | == Car Models of this Body Type == | ||
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* [[Chrysler]] [[PT Cruiser]] 2000-2010 | * [[Chrysler]] [[PT Cruiser]] 2000-2010 | ||
== References == | == References == | ||
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[[Category:Body Styles]] | [[Category:Body Styles]] | ||
Revision as of 04:27, 4 March 2010
Summary
The PT Body Style was the platform used for the PT Cruiser. For purposes of CAFE classifications, the PT Cruiser was a Retro design that was classified as a truck, to help with the Chrysler Corporation's truck line to better comply with CAFE MPG standards.
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Car Models of this Body Type
- Chrysler PT Cruiser 2000-2010
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