The Chrysler Prowler (initially a Plymouth) was a factory hot rod launched in 1997, styled after a 1930s open-wheel roadster with exposed front suspension. Built largely of aluminum, it used a 3.5-liter V6 paired with a rear transaxle and was offered only as a two-seat convertible. It became a Chrysler-badged model after Plymouth was shut down and remained a low-volume image car until production ended in 2002.
The Chrysler Prowler was a retro hot-rod roadster produced from 1997 to 2002, originally launched under the Plymouth brand before moving to Chrysler. Its open-wheel front end, aluminum construction, and V6 engine made it a factory-built version of the classic American hot rod.
29years
3trims
211–250hp range
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3 trims · 1997–2002The 1997-2002 Prowler was an aluminum-bodied factory hot rod with open front wheels, a 3.5-liter V6, and rear transaxle, sold strictly as a two-seat roadster.