I dunno that DCX is downplaying it. The Crossfire website mentions it in two separate places. DCX has printed up entire sets of cards for every set. A lot of effort into this feature. Why would they downplay it -- so you feel pleasantly surprised when you receive it? One dealer I went to made a big deal of it (but was bogus, making out like they had done something special in arranging for luggage). Dealer I bought from looked at website after I pointed it out, and after we had discussed what "Touring Gear" on the sticker meant (I didn't think that meant the 6th gear on the manual trans :lol: ) said, hey, if it's part of the package, it happens automatically. We don't need to even contact Chrysler (and neither they nor I did). And lo and behold, ripstop nylon on my doorstep.

I betcha DCX discontinues it at some point, makes it an option.