Engine 3.5-liter V6 Power When Plymouth introduced the Prowler in 1997, it was unlike anything else on the road. Chrysler's sub-brand had committed to building a modern-day hot rod—a factory ...

It’s been nearly 20 years since Chrysler killed off the Plymouth Prowler in 2002. Today, its reputation is mixed—it was an audacious attempt at capturing a modern factory hot rod that handled ...

Hagerty values a 1999 Plymouth Prowler with the 253-hp V-6 at just under $24K in good condition, putting the Prowler in a sweet spot for a hot rod. See All 12 Photos An unabashed hot rod is ...

The owner has also installed a shift kit for more aggressive gear changes and altered the rear-end ratio with a kit from a company called Prowler Pro. The new ratio isn’t specified; however ...

but we can almost guarantee it will run you more than the average Prowler these days. That being said, while we have been comparing the Hemisfear to Plymouth‘s attempt at a production hot rod ...

Smack dab in the middle of the decade, Chrysler produced what's probably among the weirdest, most interesting cars of the '90s: the Plymouth Prowler (and later Chrysler Prowler) factory hot rod.

The modern hot rod era of the late 1990s and early ... as well as the Chevrolet HHR and SSR, but the Plymouth Prowler, the topic of this rendering, is perhaps the best of the lot - this wasn ...

The Plymouth Prowler was a perfect example of Chrysler's out-of-touch mentality at the turn of the new millennium. An unreliable, impractical pseudo hot rod with all the downsides an old gasser ...

The Plymouth Prowler doesn’t have a sterling reputation ... When the production Prowler hit the streets in 1998, its classic hot-rod styling hid some highly advanced, aluminum-intensive ...

But in a Prowler, the V-6-powered, wanna-be hot rod from Plymouth? Yeah, right. This was no ordinary Prowler, though. Paxton had seriously massaged this factory street rod with a number of ...

If you've been around long enough, you probably remember the Plymouth Prowler. In essence, the Prowler was a modern take on a 1930s–1940s hot rod, with its open wheel design and low-slung ...

In the late '90s, even Plymouth got into the game of creating a hot rod called the Prowler, although it didn't last long. What was the reason for its demise? We've used the specifications of the ...