Chances are, the people that have looked at your thread so far are probably wondering why you are intentionally spelling words wrong, and using the wrong word in some cases.

Using ideal instead of idea just makes your post incomprehensible.

Ideal - noun - a standard of perfection or excellence.
adjective - regarded as perfect of its kind. (This spot is an ideal location for our summer cottage)

Idea - noun - any conception existing in the mind as a result of mental understanding, awareness, or activity.
noun - a thought, conception, or notion. (That is an excellent idea you had about using a lift to do the oil change on the car.)

There's a bit of a difference in the usage of the two words.

As for your idea of putting all the common issues on one location, in essence, that sounds like a good idea, but in actuality, that will only cause people to worry about the car unnecessarily. People who are considering buying one might be scared off if they see this large list of troubles.

For the most part, the Crossfire is a car that has a few smaller issues, but occasionally you run across one that is possessed by a dark cloud, like Bat's car.

BC.