Yes, a lot of them are... when/if you have the time, go back to earlier posts on this forum and check out them out. From the very begining many people were skeptical. It seems as newer folks come aboard and the old ones faded away, you just get the same fear all over again.

As I said, I don't know what it is about the Crossfire that makes people so afraid of taking it in for service. Many of them act as if they are driving a high priced exotic, hey, it's only an old MB with new skin. If people are so afraid or have little faith in the Chrysler brand/service, why did they buy it? They knew up front that the Crossfire was being sold and serviced by Chrysler the moment they saw it on the lot.

My solution is to relax, it's only a car, a nice one but still a car. It doesn't matter if you drive a Ford knock-about, they too deserve good care and service from their dealership. If you get bad service, make complaints to Chrysler, talk with the service manager and owner of the dealership and file complaints with the BBB. Heck, if it's that bad get a local TV station consumer watchdog involved or seek legal help. If all else fails, find another dealer. It's a no brainer and isn't that what you do in other aspects of your life where you get crappy service???