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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Great car!! - 2004 Chrysler Crossfire
By bluefrog2 - August 1 - 3:58 pmI felt compelled to review based upon a touch of misinformation Ive seen out there if you want this car you should have no worries about buying a well-maintained one. I was not looking for this car but, when I found it I instantly fell in love! The car is fun to drive, plenty powerful (you wont be beating Corvettes in it - if you want to race high-power sports cars get something else), and handles much better than my BMW 330 did. Two issues Id like to speak to: the engine mechanicals are a bit loud - relax, youre not about to throw a rod! Rearward visibility obviously isnt like a mini-van, but youll acclimate to it quickly. If you want one, buy one, you be glad you did!
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Used Crossfire - 2004 Chrysler Crossfire
By 2004 Chrysler Crossf - March 24 - 5:07 pmThe car looks great except for the plastic headlight covers that fog over from the sun and look awful. They cant be replaced unless you buy the entire light assembly at $400+ each. The back hatch door rattles real bad and mine has etched through the paint where the hard rubber has worn through it. I wish it had an off switch for the back fin. Its distracting, embarrassing and blocks your view in the rear view mirror. Other than that its been a fun driver!
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One Great Sleak Car - 2004 Chrysler Crossfire
By Nathanieljh29 - January 15 - 2:00 amI Really love this car. I love the unique design, exhuast growl and tight steering. It handles very well and gets a lot of stares on the road. Every gas station that Ive visited since I bought the car, people have asked me questions and says thats one cool looking car. The car has about 215 horse power, and I think they could have put a few more horses under the hood, but it still pulls and quite fun to drive.
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fired up in saphire - 2004 Chrysler Crossfire
By MICHAELinSF - December 15 - 10:00 amoutside the A/C not working upon delivery (minor problem which the dealership bent over backwards to correct), the vehicle is a dream to have and drive. This vehicle WANTS to be driven fast! The response from curious onlookers stating "WoW" is overwhelming. Who cares that she is short a few horse power, she still has the speed and hugs the road as good if not better than some of her competition!
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Love my Crossfire - 2004 Chrysler Crossfire
By Bob - January 1 - 2:28 pmI recently purchased my 2004 Crossfire as a used car with 25000 miles. As many reviews state, it is not a high performance sports car. It is, however, a fun sporty ride for an aging car enthuiast like me. I have had many sports cars throughout my life and this is by far my favorite. It is great looking and plenty quick enough for me.
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inspired design - 2004 Chrysler Crossfire
By blueliner - November 21 - 10:00 amSimply beautiful automobile, bold design statement...muscular stance yet leans towards a more touring engineering...Crisp handeling and taut, firm ride with intuitive interior controls...I take this instead of our Lexus anytime my wife lets me.
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Its better than you would think - 2004 Chrysler Crossfire
By thebigbm - November 21 - 10:00 amIve been driving a saphire silver blue one for a week. I was able to get one for $2K under sticker so dont fall for the dealers who are still trying to get $2K OVER sticker. The overall driving experience is very good. The Crossfires interior and exterior design and finish is superior to the 350Z the Infiniti. The engine is fine but it doesnt have anywhere near an M3s or a 350Z "push you back into your seat" power. The rear view visibility is limited and Im still raising the spoiler wing while I parallel park in order to get some perspective. Still, for 33-35K youll be the coolest kid on your block for at least a model year or two.
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Excellent Sports Car - 2004 Chrysler Crossfire
By Gojira - August 19 - 5:43 pmI bought this car used a few years after its debut. I loved it from the beginning but prices came down to the point I could grab one. Im glad I did. This is a very fun car with a passionate design and a character all its own. Ive had small mechanical issues (squeaky window, loose shift knob) but no major problems. Fast. Handles beautifully. Quiet for this type of car. Standard traction and stability control made winter driving much easier than I expected. No problems.
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Gretchen - 2004 Chrysler Crossfire
By tyler2 - May 28 - 10:00 amI am a car fanatic, I love them, all shapes and sizes. But this car I couldnt really rely on excet for show. It is a great sports car, I love it. But I want to be able to take a car out whenever I want to, not have to worry about weather. So, I would reccomend it to the warmer environment, and to the car lover of course.
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The truth - 2004 Chrysler Crossfire
By Matt - March 3 - 1:23 amSince I have had this car it has been a lot of fun. I have only had to problems with this car. One was the door had rust building up due to the weather striping not being properly put on. The warranty took care of this. The other was the car has no spare tire. I had a blow out and no way to fix it. Since Chrysler does not offer a good road side assistance program on flat tires for a car that they make with no spare tire, I had to leave it on the side of the road and wait for help at 3:30 am . At the end total bill was $995.00 including the tire. Dont get me wrong I love the car, however I will never buy a Chrysler again due to the warranty leaving me stuck out. Glad it was me not my wife.
