2004 Chrysler Crossfire

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  • Is this the future of Chrysler?

    Oct 08 '03
    Pros: Distinctive show car styling, acceleration in SRT6, exhaust note
    Cons: Heavy doors, steering could be sharper, poor rear visibility, limited storage capacity

    Summary: When DaimlerChrysler was first formed the official line was that Mercedes and Chrysler products would remain distinct and that product platforms and powertrains would not be shared. Maybe that was the actual intent of the firm’s executives as well. ... read more

  • Fun car. I'm very satisfied

    Sep 12 '07
    Pros: Styling, great balance of performance and economy, quality of paint and finish.
    Cons: More road noise than I expected

    Summary: My wife has a Volvo and I love that car too, but this Crossfire is the first car I've owned that I have had zero complaints about. It looks great and has the best paint job I have every seen. I bought this car used and have had it for 18 months and 20k ... read more

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  • The more I drive it the better I like it..

    Sep 20 '05
    Pros: See above...
    Cons: See above...

    Summary: Just completed a long (1600 miles) trip...I averaged 31.71mpg! I am currently leasing it...Having owned a porsche and having to pay excessive maintenance bills for that German car, I am still hesitant to fully accept this German car...time will tell.

  • I love this car!

    Apr 07 '05
    Pros: Value for money, good resale, attention grabber and NOT a generic
    Cons: need to get use to the large c pillar

    Summary: This is THE care to have. It is so elegant and fast! My friend owns a slk and we parked side by side for comparison. They have almost the same interior and my X-Fire looks better ;) The auto-transmission option is a MUST to fully enjoy the

  • Awesome car

    Dec 12 '03
    Pros: Great bang for the buck; most folks think it's a $50K car; awesome, aggressive styling.
    Cons: Could use a V8 (but at what cost); no sunroof; cupholder is designed poorly.

    Summary: The styling is such a head-turner...I actually wasn't expecting this much attention though! The radical design screams rear-wheel power, especially when the rear wing pops up above 57mph. The bicep shaped (reverse-teardrop actually) roof gives plenty of

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