Read this thread too. Tried to provide my thoughts in order of simplicity.

1) Remove the plastic guard that covers the fuel pump (pretty close to directly underneath the trunk/behind the exhaust tips) and check all those rubbers hoses going in and out of the fuel filter. I have posted another thread about this but that rubber has rotted on many of our cars after 8 years and if you have a hairline tear in one of your pressurized fuel pumps (I posted up a diagram in the same thread indicating which hose is which) your car could be stuttering because there isn't enough pressure in your fuel line (ask me how I know).

2) How old is your battery? You need a new one if you are (hopefully not) still using the OEM battery. Cars will do weird things when the battery starts to go and this would be a straightforward thing to do + preventative maintenance item as well.

3) https://www.crossfireforum.org/forum...-no-start.html Perhaps check this out (what others a referring to when they talk about pulling out the soldering iron).

4) As others have mentioned, you can try the CPS issue but your symptoms are different from what I and others have had when the CPS goes bad (my car would literally just die, once at 60mph and once at a stop light). I would exhaust other options before this.