On January 6, the 2001 Chrysler PT Cruiser was unveiled at the North American International Auto Show. The spirit of experimentation leading to revolution is deeply etched in Chrysler´s history, and the new Chrysler PT Cruiser proves that that spirit is as vibrant as ever. Loaded with innovations, and designed with a "modern classic" look, PT Cruiser again demonstrates Chrysler´s dedication to creating vehicles that take inspiration from the past and redefine the future. This is reminiscent of 1924, when the Chrysler B-70 was introduced; the rest of the industry is now a step or two behind.

The unveiling of the PT Cruiser was big news for the Chrysler line-up, but that was far from the whole story for 2001. Several other popular Chryslers received a full redesign - continuing Chrysler's reputation as a leader in innovation.

The prided Chrysler minivan tradition is carried on into the new Millennium with all-new designs and a new vehicle in the line-up, Chrysler Voyager. American's best-selling convertible, the Sebring Convertible, got even more fun with a refresh, and the rest of Sebring line-up, Sedan and Coupe, went all-new as well.

As you read this, Chrysler engineers and designers are hard at work at the state-of-the-art Chrysler Technology Center in Auburn Hills, Michigan - developing the innovative vehicles that will define the beginning of the next millennium.