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Chrysler Crossfire Model Overview
Used Chrysler Crossfire
Chrysler Crossfire Questions
My 2005 Chrysler Crossfire Won't Start- Lights And Radio Come On But Engine...
2005 Crossfire- turn the key and nothing happens- but the radio- lights etc work fine the engine just wont' turnover
Convertible Top
back window fell out and chrysler dealership cannnot fix or replace the top. has been two months waiting. what do i do? call ed the chrysler help line and still no help. been over 60 days. my car sit...
Crossfire Roof Will Not Fully Go Down As The Side Flaps Of The Roof Deck Ar...
Any ideas whether this is a sensor issue - It worked yesterday but today when I was demonstrating it for sale it didnt work. As these side flaps do not come up automatically they jam the roof preventi...
Trunk Will Not Unlock And The Top Will Not Go Up
Define "instant Markt Value"
I see the instant market value as a standard feature on your site. How is this dollar amount determined? Not via KBB?
About the Chrysler Crossfire
Daimler Chrysler introduced the the Crossfire sports car for the 2004 model year, as a replacement for the Chrysler Prowler. The Crossfire was built upon the same chassis as the recently retired Mercedes Benz SLK. The interior, engine and drive train were also borrowed from the German Roadster. this represented the first collaboration between Chrysler and Mercedes.
In 2004, the only one Crossfire style offered was the coupe. In 2005, four variations appeared, thanks to the edition of two trim levels and two body styles. The Crossfire could now be had as a coupe or convertible, each available with the Base or Limited finish. There is no 2007 Crossfire.
A separate high-performance model, called the Crossfire SRT-6 was offered in 2005 as both a coupe and convertible.
All Crossfires were rear wheel drive. Power was supplied to the non-SRT models by a 3.2 liter V-6, which delivered 215 horsepower and 229 pound-feet of torque. This engine came to Chrysler courtesy of Mercedes, and could be paired with either a six-speed manual or five-speed automatic transmission. The automatic was only available with the Limited trim.