Rub your hand along the underside of the front bumper. If you feel it all "scratched up", the previous owner(s) parked the Crossfire by waiting until they felt the tires bump the parking space barrier. That meant they almost always scraped the bottom of the front bumper. I always check for this when I'm looking at a used Crossfire (or any other used car FWIW). Gives a little indication of care & attention the previous and/or existing owner gave the car.

Poor brake feel could very well be the pads, which as pizzaguy stated, are not the best quality brake material. But it also could be an indication that the brake fluid needs to be flushed and refilled. This car is over 10 years old and I'll bet the car has never had this service performed. If I was having this done, I'd also replace the factory rubber brake lines at the wheel cylinders with SS versions. In fact, I'm getting ready to perform this service on my 2007 Coupe, which is approaching 10 years old. Depending on what you believe, it is recommended that a "brake system flush & fluid exchange" service be performed every 2-3 years. I think that is overkill, especially with today's technological improvements with brake fluid and braking systems, in general. But waiting 10 years probably impacts braking system performance, especially with ABS on board most cars these days.