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2005 Chrysler Crossfire SRT-6 Overview

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2 Dr Supercharged Convertible: 1 GOOD Deals; Avg. Price: $16,104

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Average User Score

4.4 ⁄ 5 stars

Based on 5 reviews

Srt-6 Has No Compromises by Frank

— This car is for fun only. I only drive it a few times a month. I love the power and performance. Everytime I walk away from it I have to turn back and look at it. I love the style and exclusive ra... Read More

2005 Chrysler Srt6 Coupe 3.2 Supercharged by Gilbert

— German technology in an american what else is there to say, great acceleration 0 to 100km in 5 seconds. Built tough with awesome looks, pretty fair gas mileage and extremely fun to drive. Definite hea... Read More

It's Like A Roller Coaster Ride by Junisip

— Build Quality: Runs and drives like a dream Car Comparisons: Audi TT & Nissan 350Z. Drove them both... sloooow SRT6 is way better performance on my prespective. 1/4mile stock is 13 secs. 0-60 in 4.7... Read More

2005 Chrysler Crossfire SRT-6 Overview

Overall User Score

4.4⁄5

Based on 5 reviews

The Chrysler Crossfire was introduced in 2004, as a replacement for the previously discontinued Prowler.  Both are classified as sports cars, but the similarities between the two end there.  The Crossfire was a Mercedes-inspired vehicle, and used 40% Mercedes components.  The Crossfire represents the first collaboration between the two automakers, joined through DaimlerChrysler, and it shares a chassis and drive train with the Mercedes SLK.

There was only one version offered in 2004, but Chrysler introduced several new variants the following year.  Two versions, which were technically separate models, were the first Chryslers to wear the SRT badge.

This badge signifies the addition of a much more powerful engine.  The Crossfire was powered by a 3.2 liter, 215 horsepower V-6, supplied by Mercedes Benz.  The SRT-6 uses a supercharged version of this engine, which delivers 330 horsepower and 310 pound-feet of torque.  The SRT also gets a special suspension system and Chrysler's AutoStick transmission.

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	2005 Chrysler Crossfire SRT-6	2005 Chrysler Crossfire	2005 Chevrolet Corvette

Cost	$14,460 Average Instant Market Value	$12,909 Average Instant Market Value	$29,452 Average Instant Market Value
Gas Mileage (highway)	22	23	26
Horsepower	330	215	400
Crash Test Rating	5	5	8
Cargo Volume (cu. ft.)		7.6	22.0
Front Leg Room (inches)	42.7	42.7	43.0