Overview & Reviews

A Special Edition package is new this year, and includes exclusive Inferno Red paint and unique exterior styling enhancements.

User Reviews:

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  She is 100% Merc & Chrysler in name only - 2006 Chrysler Crossfire
  By Aldo - July 31 - 10:43 pm

  She & i say She, is a Peregrine Falcon. On the highway, all other cars for her are pigeons, with the exception of a few eagles. She is 100% pure German Mercedes, with with nothing of Chrysler in her, except the name. For those that dont believe, lift her hood & check out the 12 spark plugs on her 6 cylinder engine. And what a fine engine she has! It pulls like a turbine fed small locomotive, just like her 8 cylinder big brothers! Love her!

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  Great Bang for Buck - 2006 Chrysler Crossfire
  By george bobella jr. - December 23 - 12:05 am

  This was wifes car became mine. Shes gone. Love being in this machine. A real headturner, gets a lot of attention. The cupholder does work once you get used to it. Yes, the Console isnt a high point, yet you can upgrade to almost any material ie wood. Legroom is short and Im maybe 510". Still its seats are good for a roadster. Put aftermarket Chip in and yes it was quicker but electric fan always stayed on. Took it out. Dont miss the little extra HP. Drove SLK 320 liked Crossfire better cause it looks better yet could not find extra price value with the MB. Ex wants car back. Would like to buy it. NO WAY MAN

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  What a Car! - 2006 Chrysler Crossfire
  By glmiller - May 22 - 4:39 pm

  The car is fun to drive. The power for such a sample car is unbelievable. The gas mileage is reasonable and the craftsmanship is outstanding. Some of the problems is that it only has one cup holder in the cabin. Also when getting the oil changed, if you dont do it yourself, be ready for a shock. The filter is $31.00. The engine takes 8.5 quarts of 0 W 40 which is not cheap. So the total cost for a change will run between $110 to $120. But the enjoyment of the car is well worth the price.

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  Beautiful Styling & a Great Ride - 2006 Chrysler Crossfire
  By ShirazRoadster - October 18 - 12:07 pm

  Bought the car last summer on a whim, $14k off the sticker price helps, right? The car is great once you get it out of first gear (they should have combined 1st and 2nd, you have to shift too quickly), has styling that gets a "Nice car!" at least once a day, and has gas mileage that is much better than I was expecting of around 22-24 mpg.

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  Fun and Lux Drive - 2006 Chrysler Crossfire
  By prof - June 12 - 10:39 pm

  Excellent comfort, fit, finish, and performance. Very cool looking and 21- 25 MPG. Solid car.

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  Kims dream realized - 2006 Chrysler Crossfire
  By Kims dream - May 16 - 7:12 pm

  I began my quest for a sports car in the fall of 07 and was sold and ready to buy a Saturn Sky when a friend suggested that I give the Crossfire a try Thank God for suggestions, the car is such a great ride. Driving this car is like becoming part of the vehicle, you become one with the seat and thus the car itself. I am so glad I found this vehicle. The car is a brand new 2006 with 13 miles on it and I have only had it for 2 weeks but the car is sexy, curvy,sleek and so retro in design. I love this car and I absolutely love driving it. It is a true head turner. Thanks for the dream come true.

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  Crossfire Roadster - 2006 Chrysler Crossfire
  By Lee11800 - May 5 - 1:07 pm

  Was looking for a two seater sports car and considered Z-4, Miata, and similar cars. In my opinion, Crossfire is by far more top tend than Miata, cooler then Z-4 and others. I drive this car to work, 24 miles a day, and love it. Head turner for sure, glued to the road, great average full economy of 24 mpg, and drives like it looks. Great value.

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  A supercar for most folks - 2006 Chrysler Crossfire
  By Johnnie Mack - February 23 - 9:03 pm

  Coming up on a year with this car, and have had nothing but good experiences. No glitches, just a nice commuter vehicle for my wife and I. Very nimble, and fast enough to suit me-the numbers suggest it will accelerate as fast as my old 89 Trans Am, but Im out of the "rat race". Tires are still in very good shape, and just 2 oil changes for maintenance. A few negs-the seat is probably better in the Limited model, so maybe a retro fit is in order-this one generates complaints from my lovely wife of 31 years. And the radio is annoying. As we know now, the car has been killed by the new Chrysler. I guess a notchback version with a removeable window is out of the questions now, eh?

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  What a deal - 2006 Chrysler Crossfire
  By rampage - February 10 - 10:53 am

  I bought this on a whim when I was looking for a Mazda 3 wagon a year ago. The $19k price tag was a deal maker. Driving it is a treat and Im still impressed with its handling, braking and looks. The 6 speed manual taps the power in the engine efficiently and it feels great to be pressed back into the seat upon acceleration. The only drawback is that is does not go up icy hills well so its garaged when it snows. My 63" tall husband cannot strech his legs out straight, but he is very willing to make the sacrafice. Cargo area is plentiful for everyday and weekend jaunts. I swore I would never own a Chrysler product but this is the best car Ive ever had.

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  Sweet Ride - 2006 Chrysler Crossfire
  By Senior Citizen - February 6 - 1:14 pm

  Ive had this blaze red baby for 8 months now, and I cant wait for the warm weather to come back so that I can drop the top again! This car is the most fun to drive vehicle Ive ever owned! It turns heads everywhere I go. Great craftsmanship and handling. I hate to see Chrysler stop building them.