Plymouth Prowler

The Plymouth Prowler was Chrysler's factory-built hot rod, a bold design exercise that made it from concept to production. Built from 1997 to 2002, it featured an aluminum chassis and distinctive open-wheel front suspension. Early cars used a 214-horsepower 3.5-liter V6, which was updated to a much-improved 253-horsepower version in 1999.

Collectors appreciate the Prowler for its unique styling and its status as a low-production niche vehicle. With just 11,702 units made, it’s a modern classic that stands out anywhere. The matching factory trailer is a highly sought-after accessory that adds value and appeal.

The market for Prowlers is quite stable, with average prices hovering around $31,000. While they haven't seen major appreciation, they also haven't lost significant value, making them an accessible collectible. The best examples with low mileage and rare colors, like Prowler Purple Metallic, command the highest prices.

Prices range from $3,700 for poor-condition examples to $62,500 for pristine, low-mileage cars.