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"Chrysler introduced a shapely new low-slung sports coupe for 2004. The Crossfire enters 2008 with a tire pressure monitoring system as standard equipment. Competitors include the BMW Z4, Mercedes CLK-Class and Audi TT. The Crossfires bodysides are relatively tall, but glass surfaces are minimal. The Crossfire is available as both a coupe and a convertible. Either a six-speed manual or five-speed automatic gearbox teams with a 215-horsepower, 3.2-liter V-6.... (Source: Cars.com)"

"Chrysler introduced a shapely new low-slung sports coupe for 2004. Considered the first tangible result of the DaimlerChrysler merger, the Crossfire is built in partnership with Karmann in Germany. The Crossfires bodysides are relatively tall, but glass surfaces are minimal. Little is changed for 2007, beyond new airbags, a monochromatic appearance package and a new bright-silver paint scheme. The Crossfire is available as both a coupe and a convertible. Either a six-speed manual or five-spee... (Source: Cars.com)"

"Even though the 2006 Chrysler Crossfire falls short of German sport coupes and roadsters in terms of athleticism and refinement, it nevertheless presents an interesting alternative with its one-of-a-kind style and likable compromise between highway comfort and sporty dynamics. The SRT-6 version ups the performance level considerably, but its harsh ride can be punishing for everyday use. Pros Sleek and sexy styling, tight handling, strong acceleration in SRT-6 version, comfo... (Source: Edmunds)"

"We really like driving the Crossfire, and we like looking at it, and those are by far the two most important things you can say about any car.

Its manners and drivability are the best part about the Crossfire. It doesn't offer the performance and handling of a true sports car, such as the Nissan Z, but the Mercedes V6 offers quick throttle and the Crossfire accelerates with force. It corners flat, its Mercedes suspension always feels controlled and it has the latest in Mercedes anti-skid technology.

The SRT-6 models promise dramatically increased performance and are aimed at driving enthusiasts.... (Source: New Car Test Drive)"

"Chrysler Crossfire, with its custom matching luggage, speaks to drivers seeking long tours and major road trips. We really like driving the Crossfire, and we like looking at it, and those are by far the two most important things you can say about any car.

Its manners and drivability are the best part about the Crossfire. It doesnt offer the performance and handling of a true sports car, such as the Nissan Z, and theres no V10 planned, so Viper owners should feel safe with bragging rights. But the Mercedes V6 offers quick throttle and the Crossfire accelerates with force. It corners flat, its Mercedes suspension always feels controlled and it has the latest in Mercedes anti-skid technology.

The Crossfire could nearly be called a special edition. Its built in Germany and shipped here in relatively small numbers. The maximum number that will come to the U.S. will be about 11,000 cars per year.

At a time when Audi is discounting its TT coupe, you might wonder why Chrysler decided to build another two-seater. What Chrysler is doing, however, is building a car of its own with well-proven parts from its partner and owner of four years, Daimler-Benz, which builds Mercedes cars. What the company learns from this low-volume Crossfire will transfer to mainstream Chrysler sedans in the future. In any case, we like the Crossfires unique shape and the evocative design.... (Source: New Car Test Drive)"

"Chryslers Prowler continues to be delightful. It looks like a real hot rod, but boasts all the creature comforts of modern automobiles. Its fun to drive. It can parade and it can party.... (Source: New Car Test Drive)"