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We have a limited number of reviews for the 2006 Crossfire, so we've included reviews for other years of the Crossfire since its last redesign.
SRT-6 Hands down the hottest Car ever!
Antonio, 12/29/2008
2005 Chrysler Crossfire SRT-6 2dr Convertible (3.2L 6cyl S/C 5A)
6 of 6 people found this review helpful
I actually leased a 2004 Crossfire limited. When I gave it back I actually purchased 2 SRT-6 crossfires because I was so impressed with the 1st one. The SRT-6 crossfires are awesome vehicles. They have the sharpest styling on any car I've ever seen. Chrysler always has great designers. The underspinnings are Daimler, and feel solid and ride with quality. You can't go wrong with these cars. Also with less than 2000 SRT-6 versions made of the coupe and ragtop, they will be worth money someday. I highly recommend this car!
Exotic European GT, Hyundai price...
Crossbow, 03/14/2007
2005 Chrysler Crossfire Limited 2dr Coupe (3.2L 6cyl 6M)
5 of 5 people found this review helpful
My Sapphire Blue coupe had just come off its 1-year lease when I purchased it. It had 9,500 miles and cost $20,650. I drove it home to Texas from Miami, averaging about 27 MPG and 80 MPH. On the deserted Everglades Tollway I ran it up to 148 before shutting down. If I had another mile of road it would have broken 150. Stable as an arrow, and the delightfully furious muted exhaust tone was music in my ears. I have enjoyed every moment I've spent in the car. It is the closest I will ever come to a '62 Ferrari 250 SWB Berlinetta in this life. Maybe this is close enough...
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Better late for a Roadster than never
CoronaCATom, 08/24/2009
2005 Chrysler Crossfire Limited 2dr Convertible (3.2L 6cyl 6M)
5 of 5 people found this review helpful
When I was about 20 I wanted a Triumph TR6 baaad, but couldn't swing it-and thank god since they were so unreliable. 30+ years later I finally have my roadster, and what a fun piece of machinery! About a week ago I found a clean 2005 example with 26K miles for $16K. It is smooth, well-balanced, fast enough, and purrs like the old Triumphs-as least from my memory! I share it with my wife (have to decide between it and a MB CLK500...a tough choice let me tell you!). The styling is so distinctive, and the chassis is solid enough for fast curves, yet the ride is actually quite smooth overall. If you are considering a Mercedes SLK, try out a used Crossfire. It is its fraternal twin for less $$$.
Lots of power for a compact sport car.
Rancho, 11/22/2006
2005 Chrysler Crossfire Limited 2dr Convertible (3.2L 6cyl 6M)
5 of 5 people found this review helpful
I bought this car in Nov 2006 and droved for couple of days. Had a lot of fun with my Crossfire Convertible Limited 6MT. It's the second convertible that I own and, I have the most fun out of this Crossfire. Lots of power under the hood with 320 SLK engine, light weight body and wide tires. I could easily cruise from 50 to 100 mile an hours in 3 seconds and yet the engine still has plenty of horse power underneath the hood. I try 130 mph already and feel like I am cruising at 75 mph. I ready feel that this car can out perform the 350z in acceleration. For those of you that may be interested in the sport cars, should go out and test drive the 350Z, BMW Z4, and the 2003 Corvette.
Love it
Marcellus, 07/04/2008
2005 Chrysler Crossfire Limited 2dr Coupe (3.2L 6cyl 6M)
5 of 5 people found this review helpful
I've had a BMW Z3, which was a blast to drive. The Crossfire is not at the same level as the Z3, but it is great fun, and such an unique design. Definitely NOT just another boring plain vanilla that makes up the bulk of cars on the road. Plus, because the basic chassis & engine is from Mercedes (when they were still married to Chrysler), it drives solid as can be. Wife likes the auto transmission, and I love the fact that I can use it as a manual whenever I want to. And the "trunk" is way bigger than most roadsters out there.