According to the Telegraph which is usually accurate,

QUOTE:
"Starting in May,1000 left-hand-drive drophead chrysler crossfires will be imported to the UK to test the market place at ��2000 higher than the fixed head"

If this is correct I personally think that DCUK should change their name to DUCK (up!)

UK customers expect right hand drive,not being fobbed off as afterthoughts,how can Chrysler expect any good press recognition when they seem to be pedalling backwards so often with this "NEW" product.

Am I the only one not to have received any aftercare calls or are we new owners now just a statistic for Chrysler.

The last two cars weve had were from Mercedes and Landrover,and both companies made curtesy calls for the first few months followed by every 3 months.

Unfortunately I already have a few niggles which need to be fixed:misted up headlamps,sagging passenger seat (only been sat in a half dozen times),white noise from speakers (when stereo on or off) and still waiting for a service book.
Anyone else got the same niggles?

Other than that the car is great and trouble free and still getting lots of oohs.