2005 Chrysler Crossfire Owner Reviews

After two years and 60,000 miles, I needed to be a one-vehicle guy. I traded the Crossfire Limited Roadster (in the red color that drew many comments) for a more practical sporty car, but would say I thoroughly enjoyed everything about the car except traveling in it, when the road and wind noise were a bit much. It required NO maintenance beyond oil changes, and was the thumbs-up vehicle everywhere we went. Great fun, fast in the corners, and the perfect car for drives in the Smokies on warm …

I own two-a roadster and a coupe! They are very nice vehicles. They are not expensive to maintain. Unless you consider an oil change expensive. I have 70K miles on the coupe and go to the same dealership for service, but it has only needed oil changes and tires. Great German engineering thank's to Daimler-Benz partnership. A luxury sports car with out a high price. Unbelievable prices on used, which is how I bought my second. And I still get thumbs up on the road. I can't imagine how fast the …

I am overwhelmingly thrilled with this spicy convertible. It is smooth on the highway and gets great mileage. Sure, it is tight on the interior- not meant for super-tall athletes, (we have one in the family who is 5'10" and has no difficulty) but great for a woman and as sleek as it gets. I prefer this over the Lexus convertible, and parked side by side, it stands on its own for a lot less money. I would certainly buy this car again. I only wish I could drive it all year long in the northeas…