Old Jul 26, 2004 | 12:49 PM
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Default Instead of purchasing a UK Crossfire, why not just burn ’10

:evil: OK we've all been screwed; that is those of use brave enough to buy last year! :evil:

Not only are we stuck with a car that is losing around ’1k per month, but also the lower price has opened the floodgates to Mr average that would have previously purchased the crappy Hyundai Coupe.

It's dropped from TT/SLK league to Peugeot 406 Coupe and any other piece of crap that no one can shift.

Yeah I'm pissed!

Chrysler make ***** cars - we all know that but the Crossfire had the potential to change all this - it didn't! It just cost us all lots of money, except for the people now jumping on the cheap bandwagon.

The Roadster will go the same way - no one will buy this until DCUK hack ’5k off the price, and those that do will be royally fucked as we have been. :!:

Do any of us honestly think that we can sell this car right now, today, for more that ’18k? :?: If you do youfre fools! I'm sorry to say and this does include myself.

Before deciding on the Crossfire I test-drove the 350Z, TT, RX8 etc.. Unfortunately I decided on a car no one has heard of, or will be interested to buy.

Now donft get me wrong, this is one incredible machine! People still stop and stare, but my point is for ’1k per month I could have leased a ’60k Porsche 911!

I see people on this forum now going on about how little they can arrange a personal lease for and good luck to them.

Beware though! - Chrysler does not give a toss when it comes to customer service or loyalty - problems you will find with the car are:

Misting front lights
Poor quality leather seats that will start to seriously wear around 5,000 miles
Doors & windows that donft shut properly
Problems with manual gearboxes
ETC, ETC, ETC

My advice is, if you're about to buy one good luck it's a big risk! If you purchased at the full price then show your disappointment by writing to DCUK - unfortunately this will make no difference as we have all found out.

Now I know people will say, "I bought the car for it's styling and the depreciation doesn't matter" - Donft kid yourself, if you had the chance to go back wait six months and have the same car for ’8k cheaper we ALL would.

It's certainly the last time a Chrysler will be in my garage! Down to Mercedes tomorrow looking at the new SLK! Yes more depreciation but wont be stuck with a pig no one has heard of & is more expensive than burning my salary as I earn it.
 
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