I bought myself a 2004 Crossfire 3 weeks ago and I must admit whenever I peek out of the window and down into the parking lot, I just want to run down the steps, jump in the car and go for a cruise
I think I have never been so happy with a car and I enjoy every bit of driving it. The whole design and every single part seems very well done, thought through and high quality. At the same time, I love how unusual these cars look and not everybody at a red light pulls up in one either.
Why did this beautiful vehicle not succeed? Why have they lost so much value that you can easily get a well taken care of, low mileage 2004 model below $10,000?? It is puzzling to me!
Not only does the car look sharp and has everything you could possible ask for in it, but also is it German engineering, which makes this car even more attractive in my opinion. Not to mention I talked to a former Chrysler Crossfire technician who admitted these cars were hardly ever in the repair shop, apart from minor issues like a broken cup holder or a little paint touch up.
Does somebody have an explanation?
