I sold Fords for 18 years until I took over managerment of our Chrysler Dodge Jeep store. I will have to give Chrysler the disign edge in their products in compairision to the domestic car makers. With 12 different franchises under our roofs, I had a lot of options when I made up my mind to fun to drive as a non-company vehicle. I had the option to use my employee pricing thru Chrysler, GM, Ford, Mazda, etc. and I picked the Crossfire. The Limited Roadster is a great car. I have never let the Auto Rags make my decisions for me. After being in this business for over 20 years I have seen to may crappy reviews of some great cars. I'm currently driving a Dodge Magnum RT for a company car and it hasn't left the driveway since my Crossfire was unloaded. It's a great car and I love to drive it as often as I can, now I just need to figure out a way to get more people in the showroom and behind the wheel.