2001 Chrysler Prowler Roadster

The Mulholland Edition Chrysler Prowler was painted Prowler Midnight blue with a dark blue convertible cloth top and a black leather interior. A light blue pinstripe was hand-painted around the upper beltline to give these two-seat roadsters an even more hand-crafted, customized touch. The 'Mulholland Edition' Prowler was named after Mulholland Drive in Los Angles, the scene of many classic movies and home too many exotic cars. In total, just 1,281 Mulholland Edition Prowlers were built and only 68 had the matching AJAX trailers.

This car was purchased new in Billings, Montana. Currently, it has just 9,437 original miles.

Powering this Prowler is a 3.5-liter V6 engine offering 253 horsepower. It has remote keyless entry, air conditioning, power windows, power mirrors, 320-watt stereo with six-CD changer, audio and cruise controls on the steering wheel. The car is made of a high-strength aluminum alloy which can also be found in airplanes and boats, to resist degradation, noise, and oxidation. The control arms, rocker arms and knuckles (both front and rear) are made using aluminum that is pressurized into a die, similar to plastic injection molding. The process is called semi-solid forming, and it is stronger than traditional casting with less tendency to weaken over time.