The Chrysler PT Cruiser existed in two versions: the 4-door hatchback standard model and the 2-door convertible concept model that followed NHTSA light truck standards for fleet efficiency. As a vehicle manufactured from 2000 to 2010 the Chrysler PT Cruiser came standard with a 2.4L four-cylinder gasoline engine that produced 150 hp along with the option between a four-speed automatic transmission or a 5-speed manual transmission based on the selected trim level. The Chrysler PT Cruiser received its driving strength from front-wheel drive mechanics which delivered both responsive performance and comfortable ride quality. The European market offered customers selection of the Mercedes-Benz 2.2L four-cylinder diesel engine to address various consumer requirements. The 2003 Chrysler PT Cruiser GT came with a turbocharged engine that received reinforced components to support the elevated performance capabilities. During the 2006 refresh of the Chrysler PT Cruiser the vehicle received updated headlights and a new front grille which kept its retro styling yet made a small improvement in its aerodynamics. The PT Cruiser captured different types of customers because it brought unique styling along with convenient functionality to the market. The brand-new original equipment manufacturer parts available for the PT Cruiser help users preserve its performance capabilities together with reliability due to Chrysler's high standards that ensure easy installation and extended use.