Interior

With its cool good looks, spacious four-seater cabin, unique versatility and high levels of standard equipment and refinement, the Chrysler PT Cruiser Cabrio is a different kind of convertible. The PT Cruiser Cabrio is redefining the convertible segment in the same way that the original Chrysler PT Cruiser refused to fit into an automotive "pigeonhole."

With the PT Cruiser Cabrio, Chrysler is riding the swelling wave of interest in C-segment convertibles among car buyers, particularly in European markets. Few if any other cabrios on sale today can rival the PT Cruiser Cabrio for its combination of stand-out-from-the-crowd good looks, inspiring performance and immense practicality.

The customised two-tone interior has a tip-and-slide front passenger seat for easy access to the individually styled twin rear seats. These seats can be split 50/50 and folded and tumbled to greatly extend boot space. Unlike any of its convertible competitors, the Chrysler PT Cruiser Cabrio gives owners the versatility of nine different seating combinations and an unusually large boot, which is 50 percent larger than that of the VW Beetle. In the rear, the PT Cruiser Cabrio has almost 250 mm (10 in.) more rear leg room than the Beetle.