What is the difference between a Chrysler PT Cruiser Touring model and a Chrysler PT Cruiser Limited model?

Asked by PeTee Nov 09, 2013 at 04:25 PM about the 2006 Chrysler PT Cruiser

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dandyoun answered 11 years ago

http://www.edmunds.com/chrysler/pt-cruiser/2006/features-specs.html -- - check this out

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GuruG186 answered 7 years ago

I think the touring has a turbo.. I have a limited, mine has features like all door locks locking automatically when reaching 15 mph and a overhead electronic compass and exterior temp

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GuruRT46P answered 4 years ago

The electronics all fail.on pt cruiser window motors fail at about 100,000 miles.all.door handles break rear latch breaks. Electric cooling fan causes overheats. Fun cars but money pits after 100,000 miles

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GuruG186 answered 4 years ago

mine has 189000 mile on it.. been a great car.. but Im a retired ASE master tech and Ford certified.. I keep up on everything it may need.. a very reliable car, the power windows still work great , I rebuilt the engine myself around 48000 miles ago when I purchased the car,it had a seized engine, and the car had no wheels or top dash on it..

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