After 2006 there was nothing that was new to report about the Crossfire, and that's why the Automotive Rags didn't bother wasting any ink on them.
When Road & Track prints out a Road Test Summary, they usually only go back about two years. Since the last published road test on any Crossfire was well over 5 years ago, there really is no reason to bring the Crossfire up in a conversation. There is nothing current about it.
I'm aware of Consumer Reports lack of reporting on the Crossfires maintenance history. Don't know what to tell ya. Just one more reason to not pay too much attention to Consumer Reports I guess.