Overview & Reviews

The high-performance SRT-6 version is no longer available.

• Singular styling, solid structure, decent handling.

• Subpar steering, not enough horses, outdated design.

User Reviews:

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  a stickered $42K car for under $20K - 2007 Chrysler Crossfire
  By stogie556 - July 3 - 9:15 am

  I have the auto stick. an o7 with under 3k miles...i think ill start driving it now! Its a fun car. if you can find one...buy it!

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  Fun Car! - 2007 Chrysler Crossfire
  By DM - May 7 - 12:28 pm

  Sporty, looks great, overall economical, accelerates great, handles great, at less than $20K it is fantastic!

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  Loving it - 2007 Chrysler Crossfire
  By jblankenship9 - October 26 - 4:17 pm

  I just picked up the car the other day for 13,999. Couldnt have asked for a better deal with only 19,000 miles on it. Before I bought this I was test driving a 09 Mitsubishi Lancer GTS, the crossfire could do circles around the Lancer with its great acceleration and handling. Love the six speed manual transmission paired with the 3.2 V6. Braking for the car is exceptional whether on dry or wet pavement.

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  nice car........... - 2007 Chrysler Crossfire
  By rd - July 28 - 2:21 am

  Have had about two months but having fun. I really like the looks and the usual response I get is "nice car!" I have not driven many sports cars but this one is fun to drive! You have to be in reasonable physical shape to get in and out. Mom dont fit... I immediately got an extended warranty and Xylon(sp?) coating from a Chrysler dealership. Hopefully it will prove a dependable car for a long time as I tend to keep cars for 10years or so. The downside is the "american car rapid depreciation", premium gas and the 8.5 qts synthetic oil every 3K miles. As for now, no regrets!

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  07 Bright Silver Convertable - 2007 Chrysler Crossfire
  By miclb57 - June 16 - 3:28 pm

  Ive always wanted a roadster but didnt want used and couldnt justify the price of new until now. These cars are a real value if you can still find them new. The car runs and handles very well. It also rides very well for a roadster, is extremely solid, and has very good fit and finish. Hopefully it will be reliable but it also has lifetime, unlimited milage drivetrain warranty and I purchased lifetime, unlimited milage wrap around Chrysler warranty for additional $1,200 with a $100.00 deductable. Peace of mind for major repairs if you plan on keeping the car long term as I do. The car looks great and is just a lot of fun. Only comes out on nice days. A real keeper.

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  After almost 2 years still excited - 2007 Chrysler Crossfire
  By Old Dude - April 26 - 4:32 pm

  I love: 1. That I can smoke those little Mitsubishis and VWs at redlights, 2. that I can consistantly get 26-27MPG when driving 80-90 on the highway, 3. that I can put the top down without getting out of the car, 4. that I can take corners at 80 that my Jeep can only take at 50-60, 5. that my wife cant pack 400lbs of clothes when we go on a trip & she is OK with that. Most Importantly, I love that after almost 2 years, I still get excited just looking at it. I my wife and I had to choose between each other or the car, wed both take the car and I love my wife of 28 years.

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  Good Times - 2007 Chrysler Crossfire
  By Steve - March 19 - 1:57 pm

  I bought this car at one of my companys auctions. It has been a great car. Very fun to drive. Edmunds talks about the lack of power. But this car really has plenty of pep. The car is solid compared to the Solstice and Sky models. In addition, the car has far more features than the GM and most of the other import convertibles. You cant beat the price of a used Crossfire. Bang for the buck, it is the best two seater on the market.

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  2007 Crosfire Roadster - 2007 Chrysler Crossfire
  By James - December 19 - 7:14 pm

  Only had my 2007 Roadster a few months now but its been a blast to drive, holds the road like glue and very good power. I have the auto with paddle shifter and like it very much, much better than clunky stick and clutch. Only one small problem, I get battery rundown occasionly when I leave the interior lights on auto. Not sure whats going on there, have to get it in before the warranty exp. Other than that, no probelems and a very good value with the big discounts being offered. Purchased for $19M with 6000 miles.

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  XF - eXtreamly Fantastic - 2007 Chrysler Crossfire
  By erzer - November 29 - 9:11 am

  A highly under rated car by many people simply because of the Chrysler name. This car handles very well in the curves and with the auto shifter, its very easy to downshift when needed. Average MPG is 25 highway mostly. This is my daily driver, but stock tires (Contis) are not good on any snow, wet driving is good youll need better tires if driving in winter conditionsrims are staggered but you can go with staggered tires if you can find the right ones. Costs for avg buyers to think about - high profile tires, premium fuel, 100% synthetic oil (only change every 7k). Overall, this car is worth the money and Id say undervalued.

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  Best car for the money - 2007 Chrysler Crossfire
  By Len - October 3 - 7:33 pm

  I bought my 07 limited for $19k with 2000 miles in April 2008. I like it because it is a great balance between comfort and performance, and for the money I didnt consider anything else. It is fun to drive, good on gas, maneuverable and relatively quick. I am 62" and fit comfortably in it, the seats are supportive yet the matte orangy-brown leather is soft on the back. I drove the car on a 4 hour trip through NYC traffic and was comfortable the whole time. I could not imagine having the car automatic, but dont get along with the shifter sometimes.