2006 Chrysler Crossfire consumer reviews

Not only are Crossfire?s stylish on the inside and out, but the Mercedes Benz engine and chassis make it the best built 2 seater convertible! Plenty of leg room, even drives well in the snow. I?ve driven this car every day for years and I?ve never been disappointed.

I previously owned a Crossfire and liked it but sold it. This is my second Crossfire and same result. Very well engineered Drive train and handles well. Comfortable interior (leather) but metal look (plastic) dash could have been done better to match the rest of the car. Performance is expectable based on the 220 HP engine. Convertible top goes up and down very easily. Great fun Car

This car is perfect for a summer car it?s fun to drive and it is an eye catcher this car will last forever if is taken care of

Completely satisfied with all aspects of the car, looks, performance, reliability, cost of operation. I am getting too old to enjoy it, but I have really enjoyed it, and getting compliments.

I've only own my 2006 crossfire now for about 4 months and loved every moment in it. There are days when I'll just go for a drive with nowhere to go because the car is so fun the drive. People really love to see the car and are always shocked its a Chrysler. I was walking in my local grocery store the other day, two guys were walking out of the store as a was walking in. One guy looks and the car and said wow that's a cool car to his buddy not knowing the owner of the car is( me ) just walked passed them. The car gets a lot of looks is the point so be ready for that. As for as the interior goes, its ok. You want be blown away by how nice it is because it really not that nice to the touch. It looks good but when you start touching things you will realize the cars interior is just eh. I have the 3.2, its an ok engine. Its not blinding far but it is quick when you get in that sweet spot in the rmps. Part for the car are hard to come by so remember that when buying. The tech is kinda lacking. When I was looking for a car I look at the crossfire and the Saturn sky, Same year. The sky had an AUX port built in, hands free calling and steering wheel controls for the radio and Phone functions. Crossfire has none of this. Its not that big of a deal, I just had the radio replace In the crossfire for like $140 so I can do hands free calling and Bluetooth phone connectivity but its something to think about. I really like the car because of how little I see the car. I want something so that when I pull up no one will be driving the same thing that I'm driving. I wanted something that was kinda exclusive and kinda rare, that's what the crossfire is. All in all the car is a great car that people love too see. the performance is pretty good but don't expect to beat any of the new muscle cars in a race. The tech is subpar but cheap to upgrade. Finding part can be a challenge but worth it. You want see to many of them and there is never two the same area that a time so special car.

Classy. Only downfall a 2 seater. The minute I purchased all eyes on me. People stopped at Red light asking what type, year of car. Said they'd live to have.

I have had this car for three years now. I enjoy it every time I see it drive it and talk about it!!!!

This car is a great summer drive. It has a new touch screen blue tooth and navigation system that completes the car. Its handeling is phenomenal!

Have only had this car for a few days, but it's been great so far. It's surprisingly roomy for a roadster. Handles well and not as loud as I thought it would be. With the top up, there is plenty of trunk space. With the top down, you still have room for a few grocery bags.

Great little car, fun, sporty, looks sharp with curves. I have had so many heads turn with this baby, I cannot go anywhere without someone asking me something about this beauty.