Chrysler Crossfire

The Chrysler Crossfire is Chrysler's sporty car model. Introduced in 2003, it is based on the previous generation Mercedes-Benz SLK (R170). It seats two people, comes in 8 different colors, and has won an award for it's chic stylishness. The Crossfire's engine has 215 hp. Crossfires start at about 30k.

In November 2007, Chrysler LLC announced that the Crossfire would be discontinued after the 2008 model year. Currently there is no replacement slated for the Crossfire.

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Chrysler Crossfire JAB Anstoetz Design Study
Created in conjunction with fabric designer and manufacture JAB Anstoetz, Chrysler’s Crossfire study attempts to export material and textile styles from the world of carpets to the world of cars. It features a light-blue and chocolate-brown toned interior that combines suede and crocodile-leather.

Styles and Major Options
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Pricing
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Engine
3.2 liter SOHC V6 engine with 215 hp and 229 pounds per feet of torque.

Gas Mileage
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As seen on the FuelEconomy.gov website, the City/Highway MPG averages are as follows:

Reliability
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Safety
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Colors
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Main Competitors
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Hybrid Models
No hybrid or alternative fuel Crossfires were made from the factory.

Unique Attributes
Stylistically inspired by 1920's and 30's New York Art Deco, the car boasts cues shared with the famous landmark Chrysler Building in Manhattan, New York. It's straked hood, angular Ferrari Testarossa-like intersecting double plane body and a rear profile narrowing inward into a "boattail" confirm this.

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Criticisms
Many drivers criticize the Crossfire for it's cramped cabin and lack of rear visibility. Also many folks purchased the Crossfire for the wrong reasons, expecting it to behave like a front wheel drive sub-compact car. They complained that it was hard to drive in the snow and that it was difficult to get in and out of. Those folks are likely the ones that flooded the market with the low mileage used Crossfires when they traded them in for an SUV. Another criticism of the Crossfire was the manufacturer's choice of wheel sizes and tires. If purchased from a dealer, replacement tires can cost a fortune. There are a few lower cost alternatives available, but most dealers won't send you elsewhere to get them.

Generations
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First Generation/Origins (2003–2008)
Length: 4058 mm Width: 1940 mm Height: 1315 mm Wheelbase: 2400 mm

Worldwide
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Design quirks and oddities
The design queues of the Crossfire are nothing short of attention grabbing. But it always seems to amaze other drivers when a Crossfire's rear wing deploys as it passes.

Another quirk of the car is the cup holder. It is widely viewed as useless and over-engineered, and has become a joke among owners. Many owners opted to enchange their cup holder for a small storage pocket that can replace it.

Awards
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