And the PT Cruiser's New Look Is ...

... pretty much like the old one!

Since the TMCnet Web site is down and I can't publish anything except on this blog, I thought I would just take a moment to express wry amusement over this story from CNN/Money:

New-look PT Cruiser unveiled

I suppose PT Cruiser enthusiasts will be able to pick out dozens of things that are different about the 2006 version, but honestly, nothing stands out to me:

AB -- 6/16/05

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