I just got my 05 Crossfire back from Earnhardt Chrysler in Gilbert, AZ. They did a beautiful job on it. In answer to above question, it looks the same as the old top as far as window seal so lets hope maybe there is an upgraded adhesive to correct the separation problem. Time will only tell.

Many thanks to Judy at Chrysler customer service. There was absolutely no cost to me and the top arrived in less than one week after they agreed to replace.

On another note. I had another problem that happened that was a similar problem I had in my Kia Sorento. When I pushed down hard (passing gear I think it is called) the car would go into some restricted power mode and could hardly hold 60 mph with the pedal to the floor.
It was in the accelerator pedal potentiometer. I would have to pull over to the side of the road, turn the ignition off, wait a few seconds and restart the car and it would reset itself.

It was quite costly to fix ($655.00) but I had purchased an extended warranty from my credit union so the cost to me was the $50 deductable. This is an independant warranty service not Chrysler and I can take the car to anyone I want that will accept the warranty.