2004 Chrysler Crossfire consumer reviews

Mechanical: The car is my toy as I have a second car. So for this reason the mileage is only 16,000 on the 2004. I have not experienced any mechanical issues since there is limited driving. It drives very well, However, during winter months when there is ice and snow on the street. It should be parked - not driven during this time. I was impressed to learn that the engine is made by Mercedes. Appearance and Style: The car looks great and it's a head turner. The appearance of the car (exotic uniquness) and the purchase price compared to a 2004 corvette makes me feel that it is a wiser and more awesome investment. The crossfire body style is even more stylish than a 2004 Mercedes SLK. Many folks quite often ask me what kind of car it, is as they claim to have never seen one and I like that. Kudos to Chrysler for making limited productions for each year and for keeping the same body style from year to year. Disappointments: 1) The sun visors are too short to effectively block the sun. 2) If if it sits too long without being driven it may leak transmission oil. 3) The interior started on the outside of the shifting area started to peel away. 4) There is a new concept car that's out which means the body style will change and I will have to buy it because it's a cooler looking car. It looks similar to a Dodge Viper. This is my opinion and - I'm sticking to it!

handling=great, appearence=great, manuel transmission is the way to go in this car. Best car I've purchased since the '60's muscle cars.

The only complaint I have is that the ride is a little rough on a bumpy road. The handling of this car is superb. Acceleration on the highway is more than adequate. However, it may be a little too slow for the youngster who like to burn rubber whenever they take off from a stand still.