The Crossfire and Moses...same fate?
Hi forum members,
I love my crossfire. It's a fantastic car with lots of appeal. I also know that most on this forum really appreciate their cars. The feeling of owning and driving one is an experience that grows deeper and deeper in your sole.
When I pick-up a road and track, or consumer reports, and/or other magazines and look for history and information on the crossfire,...it's not listed...like it was banned and stripped off all objects, not to be spoken of....just like MOSES was in Egypt.
Why...What did Chrysler or the Crossfire do in the media to deserve this treatment?
I just don't get it ...they all should be raveing about it. It not that its compared to other cars and is the underdog...it's not even listed...even in Consumer reports reliability charts.
Can someone shed some light on WHY????
Thanks