Has anyone heard anything about a recall of the Crossfire?

I saw this question came up under a different thread "New to forum" by fogrun5234 and at once I realized it needed it's own thread...

So I outlined what i could find concerning how a recall is started and why one would be started on a line of automobile... here it is:

A variety of engineering errors can cause a defect in a car. Usually, the problem is concentrated on models that were produced during a certain time period at one specific plant. Consumers who encounter such problems can report them to the National Highway and Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) by calling their safety hotline at 1-888-DASH-2-DOT. Complaints can also be waged online at www-odi.nhtsa.dot.gov/ivoq/ (the NHTSA's website) or by filing a petition. When enough reports are compiled, the NHTSA will begin to investigate the issue, and determine the root of the problem. Then, the findings are made public. If a manufacturer does not force a recall, the government, through the NHTSA, will initiate one instead.

The NHTSA lists the following as typical safety-threatening defects:

Wiring or leaks that cause fire.
Accelerators that break or freeze suddenly .
Steering parts that break, causing a loss of control.
Air bags that deploy late or for no reason. Any widespread vehicular problem that results in a risk for those in the car will be closely scrutinized by the NHTSA. Therefore, the safety hotline will not help you out if your air conditioner doesn't work or there's routine wear and tear on your car.

I do not think the Crossfire will come under a recall due to small window glass... hooah