I have a 2001 PT Cruiser with 154,000 miles and I was on my way home from Va. One night very late with no money for gas. My light came on and I still had 175 miles to go. With no other choice I kept it moving. I ran out of gas one block from the house. Now that's a story worth telling. Believe it or not it's true and it has definitely given me a new respect for my lil "PT LOSER" as everyone calls it. I have since totally restored my baby and plan on keeping it til the wheels fall off and can't be put back on......From Salisbury, Md.

The cargo carrier pureictd seems like it might do what you want. That 100 lbs tongue weight is related to trailers. If you have a receiver hitch on your PT cruiser, it will accept the pureictd carrier. The hitch will support more than the 300 pounds the carrier is rated for.The problem comes in when you put that weight behind the rear wheels. You will change the handling of your vehicle. The added weight will lessen the downward force your front wheels have which will reduce your traction, the PT cruiser is a front wheel drive vehicle as you are aware.You should talk to the service manager at a Chrysler dealership and see what potential problems such a carrier might present.

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Does anyone in this group still have a PT Cruiser? I do.