We wrote to Chrysler Customer Service (before we knew about this website) and this is the answer we received:

Thank you for contacting DaimlerChrysler regarding your Chrysler
> Crossfire.
>
> The problem you described could be a result of how low the Crossfire is
> sloped (angled front to rear) and the width of the rear window slope.
> The only suggestion I have is maybe a self-laminated sun blocker could
> be put over the rear glass? Your local dealership may be able to offer
> another suggestion if they have not already. I am sorry I cannot give
> you a more favorable reply.
>
> One way we have of being able to gauge what kind of problems our
> customers are having is through correspondence from customers such as yourself. We're pleased you have taken both the time and effort to
> express your concern to us.
>
> Your comments will be forwarded to both our Customer Advocate Group and
> Product Planning for internal review. Thanks again for your email.

Our windows were already tinted as dark as legally allowed, so that does not work. Don't you love the way they give a different excuse to each one of us and act like this is the first time they have heard of this problem?

As for the argument that "you don't need to see your radio display, just hit the button" - well, if you drive to a different area, you do not know what is playing on what station. If you "seek" or "scan" and get a commercial, it sure would be nice to be able to read your display to see what type of station you got instead of waiting to hear a song or going to the next station when that one would have been perfect ... if only you could have seen your display.

I love our car - and I guess if this is the only shortcoming - we can sure live with it like everyone else can, but it is frustrating that Chrysler seems to care less about their customers. ops: