2002 Chrysler Prowler - High-Voltage Blue

The final "Conner Avenue Edition" Prowler was built at the Conner Avenue Assembly Plant in Detroit on Feb. 15, 2002. In addition to being the first and only Prowler with High-Voltage Blue exterior body paint, its other unique features include:

- a Mopar® luggage trailer and hitch in the same High-Voltage Blue paint
- signatures of the Prowler Team on the undercarriage
- a blue "Stayfast" soft top by Hartz
- bright anodized frame
- unique body-color hood badge
- body color upper radiator crossmember assembly, detailed and signed by renowned striping artist Mr. Rudy Kutey, - - better known as "Dr. Ru"
- unique body color shifter and instrument panel bezels
- taupe leather seats with matrix grain inserts
- agate door trim panels with unique taupe inserts
- custom-wrapped shifter knob

The Prowler sold for $175,000 at Christies Auction. The DaimlerChrysler Corporation Fund, the company's philanthropic arm, donated the 2002 model year Prowler to the National Multiple Sclerosis Society (NMSS) for purposes of the auction. The NMSS will receive all proceeds from the auction of the Prowler.

Plymouth/Chrysler Prowler

Price		$44,625; matching trailer $5,075 (2002 figures). Approx 20% sold with matching trailer.
Production		11,000 plus. Built from 1997-2002
Engine		3.5-liter 24-valve SOHC, all-aluminum V-6
Horsepower		253 bhp @ 6400 rpm (2002 figures)
Torque		255 lb.-ft. @ 3950 rpm (2002 figures)
Weight		2832 lbs
0-60 mph		5.7 seconds
Top Speed		126 mph

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