Car & Driver Liked it well enough. They're just beating the same dead horse concerning the Crossfire, who hasn't heard this before? And factually they could not be more wrong, The Crossfire is well on its way to becoming a collectible classic.
Someone asks about and/or complements my car almost every time I drive mine. I don't even see another Crossfire once a month in traffic.
They're British and their relevance ended over 200 years ago. They decimated their own auto industry in the 1970s-1990s because they built such garbage the dimwits who lived in blighty didn't even buy them. They even drive on the wrong side of the road. What did you expect originality in this article? Their just beating the same dead horse concerning the Crossfire. Daimler-Chrysler was the problem, not the car.