More DC III Pictures [Interior shot and Rear of PT]

[PT_Sean]

Originally posted by PTCruzr
The thing that I do like is that the top dash looks to be silver or maybe chrome looking.

Its actuallly CHARCOAL. The picture is deceiving.

[PTRobert]

I think it's time for the production convertible and a production panel cruiser. I'm thinking that a panel cruiser would look good in two-tone with blue tinted front driver/ passenger windows and blue tint on rear.

Panel with the turbo. That's my vote.

[CruiserBoi]

Overall, I like it, but with the price up at $30k, I'd start to look into a base-model Crossfire...

[ptonair]

i dont care for it much

[JOEM]

Originally posted by NSCR FAN
Well, it may be somebody's dream, but it's not mine.

I agree. I'm underwhelmed. There's nothing on that "Special Edition" that hasn't already been done and done better by PT Cruiser owners. I'd say that folks who own DC II and DC I have nothing to worry about.

[joseph szostek jr]

Well i think it looks nice but...too much money maybe a srt4 would be nice??

[lisa]

Not my style, but pretty.

[Padre Dave]

I think I'll pass too.....getting a bit pricey too.

[achr]

Originally posted by JOEM


I'd say that folks who own DC II and DC I have nothing to worry about.

Especially DC-II owners who got the Turbo, Spoiler, Chrome Body Spears, etc. From the photo posted here, it looks like the uprated vented seats from the 2003 Turbo's are gone as well. These look like Two-Tone LE seats.

[renichms]

Originally posted by CruiserBoi
Overall, I like it, but with the price up at $30k, I'd start to look into a base-model Crossfire...

For about that you could get an STi...

Personally, I like this one. It may not have the major changes of the DC1 to DC2 (color change, turbocharged, etc.) but they haven't come out with a third motor so no such major change is possible. I think it looks good, though.

RN