I Have to Agree. I Had a Deal Closed on an RX8 But the Dealer Failed to Check Inventory and Lost My Car. Offered to Replace it With Another with Different Interior Color and Complimentary CD Changer and I Passed. In My Opinion if you Could Combine the Interior of the RX8 and the Exterior of the CrossFire You Would have a Near Perfect Vehicle. I Place High Value On Interior Features as I Live Inside the Vehicle. I Actually Sent an EMail to Chrysler Stating that the CrossFire Interior and General Feature Set Was the Only Thing Preventing Me From Moving Forward with Purchase as the RX8 Options Package Was More Impressive [Navigation, Rear Seats, Free Style Doors, Superior Interior Design, Steering Wheel Controls]. One Month Later they Offered a Rebate to Directly Compete with the RX8 On Price! As Far As Demand for the CrossFire I Think Demand for All Impractical 2 Seat Sports Coupes Has to Be a Niche Industry as Most Couples Find That New Dinette and Home Improvement Loan a More Viable Use of Funds. Just Look at that Harley Commercial! I Know SomeOne Right Now that Just Took out a $30 K Home Improvement Loan for Windows, Kitchen Cabinets & General Improvements. There Goes Your CrossFire.

 The S2000 Is Another Car that Would Be Great if they Did Not Charge $4000 for the Hard Top! Stone Temple Chariot.

 The 350 Z is a Car that Actually Looks More Impressive on the Street. I've Seen a Few Sailing Along and the Profile is Definitely Nice.