Overview & Reviews
For 2004, Chrysler introduces an all-new sport coupe called the Crossfire. The first true product of the Mercedes-Chrysler collaborative effort, the Crossfire is designed to lure traditional luxury import buyers away from the likes of Acura, Infiniti and Audi and into a Chrysler showroom instead.
- Sleek and sexy styling, exceptional handling dynamics, quiet interior, long list of standard features.
User Reviews:
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trade in from Cougar - 2004 Chrysler Crossfire
By Ken - July 6 - 2:04 pmThe design of the car says this is a different car to drive and own. The car was noticed by my co-workers before I said anything, I believe this could become a modern "classic" in the near future.
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Awesome Car!" - 2004 Chrysler Crossfire
By kahuna - June 17 - 10:46 pmThe Crossfire is an absolute blast to drive. Its unique styling gets more attention than a modern day "lady-go- diva!" Everyone from little kids...to car enthusiasts...to little old ladies have asked me..."What kind of car is that!...or Boy does that look fun to drive!" Owning and driving it has been a real boost to my ego! Once I "put it on"...thats right! You dont just "get it to it!" You slip into it...like an expensive tailored suit! It has more than enough power to get anyone into trouble with the LAW. It hugs the road like a vacuum! It handles like it was on rails! Yes...I LOVE my Crossfire!
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Eye Catching - 2004 Chrysler Crossfire
By Dawn F - June 15 - 10:00 amAbsolutly awesome car to drive. The exterior design is show stopper. Everywhere I go people and stopping by and looking at it. The inside design needed a little extra thought. The seat does not adjust to a comfortable setting for short people. and the low profile makes it a hard car to get in and out of. But other than that is a fun ride.
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Fun, Fast, Rare & Classy - 2004 Chrysler Crossfire
By Black Crossfire - May 17 - 10:02 amI have never had a car that has gotten so much attention before. From little kids to little old ladies, everybody loves my car. I cant begin to tell you how often I am approached by people asking me what it is, and telling me how much they love it. Its definitely a head turner. Its fun to drive, very fast, and very quick. It corners like a dream. The only thing Id change about it is the cup holder...too small, and a little better gas mileage. But it doesnt do too bad. About 22mpg. Chryslers biggest mistake w/ this car was not advertising it very well. I think that most people are intimidated by its looks and think that it must be way out of their price league w/o even checking it out.
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Dont listen to the car magazines!!!!! - 2004 Chrysler Crossfire
By Coffey - May 6 - 8:30 pmI got this car for a give away price. Thats why i bought it instead of a 350Z or mustang. IT IS A BETTER CAR! The car magazines hate this car. I almost didnt buy it because of that. BUT I DID and am I glad. This car is a true sportscar. It has luxury features, and handles like a dream. It is nearly as fast as the 350Z, has more luxury features, and is soooo much cheaper to own. I am getting 30 mpg at 75 mph on the interstate. And do I ever get the looks and compliments. Again DO NOT LISTEN TO THE CAR MAGAZINES. This car is great and it can be had at bargain prices.
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Head Turner - 2004 Chrysler Crossfire
By Great 2 seater.... - April 19 - 10:41 amI bought this car used and paid half the price of a new crossfire. I have to admit, the resale value on this is most likely not going to be great, but it is such a great looking specialized car. It is my first two seater, and it takes getting a little use to, but it is fun to drive. I agree with other people that the cup holder is not great, and the rear visibility takes getting use to, but the one thing that bothers me is the fuel economy. First, it uses premium fuel, second, it goes through gas very fast....however, that might have something to do with my lead foot, but i cant help it driving this car....in all, i love it and it get noticed...in a good way.
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Crossfire Excitement - 2004 Chrysler Crossfire
By Don-Fresno, CA - March 28 - 4:28 pmPurchased a 2004 Limited Coupe, with a six speed manual transmission,that had 14000 miles on it. Although my wife and I have other cars we like the idea of having a sport car to drive to the California coast. I really love this car. It is built by Mercedes in Germany and has all of their quality. The ride is comfortable and exciting. Everybody that talks to us about the car always has a positive comment. My neighbor loves the sound as I arrive and/or depart my house. The only problem I have is that the first gear has a habit of slipping out of gear with a loud noise. It doesnt happen all the time just about 20% of the time. Crossfire internet forums mention this problem too.
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what a experience - 2004 Chrysler Crossfire
By D. vandermolen - March 18 - 9:50 amwhen i was younger my dad own a use car lot in 60 -80 i had a chance to drive many fast cars but none ever had the total package going for it with handling, performance and fantastic good looks.you will get get everbody looking at this car from young and old, to men and women.
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Too Much Plastic - 2004 Chrysler Crossfire
By CWT - March 15 - 2:00 amThis could be a really great car except there is just too much plastic in it. The door handles should be metal; the side vent accents should be metal (the plastic really cheapens the looks which in turn reflects on a lack of confidence in the product); this car also needs to have a "moon roof" option. Do all this and then you will have a really great car and sales volume would go up directly!
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Goodbye PT Cruiser - 2004 Chrysler Crossfire
By Otter Doyle - March 8 - 2:00 amI had never owned a Chyrsler until 2000. I had no problems with my PT Cruiser, well built. Reading about the Crossfire and seeing it at the Auto Show sold me on the car. Once behoind the whell I was not disapointed. It runs quick and agile. Takes me back to my youth.
