PT Fast

The Chrysler PT Cruiser is a retro-styled compact car built by Chrysler from 2001 to 2010. Designed by Bryan Nesbitt, the PT Cruiser was originally planned as a Plymouth model but was rebranded as a Chrysler when the Plymouth brand went defunct; it was born out of a collaboration between Chrysler executive Bob Lutz, marketing consultant Clotaire Rapaille and Nesbitt. Its styling was based on the Pronto Cruizer concept car and was touted as "head-turning style, practicality and value all in one package". Production ended in 2010 with no direct successor. This casting depicts a heavily modified Chrysler PT Cruiser with a front lip, various racing modifications and lowered stance. It is powered by a mid-mounted Viper V10 which can be seen through the windows.