2005 Chrysler Crossfire consumer reviews

Purchased the car for work. At the time of purchase it had 51,000 miles, currently 180,000 miles. Felt that the 6 speed would be more enjoyable. Used primarily for work, and mileage, the car is a beast. Replaced the alternator, and a relay just after purchasing, that's it. This car has been a blast to drive, especially the mountains. It's a look, that you like or don't, no matter it attracts attention. For the price, a well maintained crossfire will last a long time. For me, I talked myself into keeping the manual, buying the srt6. No regerts

First of all, my review won't show it, but I love this car. I bought this car used in March of 2019. The computer went bad in May 2019. I enjoy the car tremendously. However, the computer went bad and it took me three independent repair shops to find one that knew how to work on it, let alone have the proper diagnostic tools. Once the car was diagnosed, it took roughly 2 months to get the new computer from Mercedes in Germany. Why didn't I take this to a dealership? Both Chrysler or Mercedes dealerships (several) would not work on it. Also, at the second shop I took the car to, someone hit the car in the door. The collision shop looked nationwide and could not find me a new door, or a used door in decent condition. I have owned this car a year now and have only driven 4,000 miles on it. Why? It has either been in the collision shop or repair shops for about 6 months of this year. Would I buy another Crossfire? Yes, as a parts car.

I D0NT DRIVE IN WINTER OR RAIN. IT HAD 10,000 MILES ON IT WHEN I BOUGHT IT, NOW 40,000 MILES. A EXTREAMLY FUN EXCITING RELABLE TOY. EXCELLENT PERFORMANCE AND HANDLING. A REAL HEAD TURNER. 2 SETS OF TIRES SINCE NEW. OIL CHANGES EXSPENSIVE, $250 FROM DEALER. (9 QUARTS SYN) STARTED CHANGING MYSELF, SAVED $200. WOULD NOT SELL IT FOR THE WORLD. IM 6FT 200 LB, A LITTTLE TIGHT. WOULDNT DRIVE OVER 100 MILES AT A TIME, NEEDS SMOOTH ROADS.

For a 73 yr old lady...its fantastic... got to get some muscles to help put top up and down as needs hydro repaired but who wants it up anyway.. drive from Branson Mo to SF Calif and all over the US all by myself! Due to physical limits my license is MLSTHD (My Last Harley Davidson!) No helmet, can put the top up for bad weather and was $40,000 cheaper, and a lot more comfortable...just doesnt sound the same...any suggestions? Out of 5 or 6 convertibles I've owned ..there is no contest. lol... only downside is can only take 1 Grandchild at a time!

I have only owned it for less than two weeks, but so far I'm quite pleased. I drove it from Joplin, MO home to Illinois for ten hours and it ran flawlessly.

Whats up with the reviewers on here? A 6.2 second that gives 30mpg. Thats fantastic. Oil changes are expensive!? No they are not. Do it yourself. This is a proper GT and with a fabricated exhaust, sports air filters, plugs, and a remap will easily spank or keep up with at the very least the new bland white goods bling costing 20 times as much. Get a manual, drive it like you stole it, service it yourself, and cherish it. My daily for nearly 3 years and i will never sell it. Currently on 112k miles and sweeeeet.

It has a firm, controlled ride and seems to be loafing at freeway speeds. It is agile, comfortable and an all-round pleasure to be in.

Great design & undercarriage/powertrain mechanics from MercedesBenz. DaimlerChrysler brought an interior with an excess (and poor) plastic. A sport and fun drive for a 215hp engine.

I opted for the Crossfire SRT. Turbo makes for awesome performance, and it's fun to hear the whine. Steering? This car turns corners like it's on rails; at one with the road at any speed.

wow ! very fun to drive ! 330 horse power ! rendition of Mercedes Benz 320 slk ! AMG engine . looks like a new car ! great condition !