Originals are gone. What I have now is junk. Been looking at Witamatts and such. Want to brighten up the too dark interior. Anyone have any experience with aftermarket floor matts? Lloyds look plain and I am hoping for a bit more style and durability. Suggestions?? Also anyone have any luck with the real wood dash covers? Quality, ease of install, etc?

 

Ebay has several vendors with numerous selections.

Lloyd Mats Velourtex Chrysler Crossfire Floor Mats (2004-2008)

 

I love my Lloyds matts

 

I like the quality and fit of Lloyds ...

 

Agreed with previous post
Lloyd’s are great quality
you can add a few different logos to them in addition to contrast stitching.

 

Lloyd is the best one out there. I just purchased a set for my new CTS4 and the quality is great. And as one poster noted you can do different stitching and binding. They come with a long warranty. I purchased mine through Cover Craft and did a great job. They do offer discounts so look around their site.

 

Full set roadster including trunk coupe also available : https://www.ebay.com/itm/23322983842...Bk9SR-7xh6f0ZQ

 

Another source for numerous crossfire accessories and items: https://thecrossfirestore.com/Crossf...ducts_Menu.htm

 

Which mats did you ultimately go with? Lloyds is awesome because you can customize them and they look GREAT and last long.

Some folks, depending on where you live, might want rubber mats. They are also out there in various editions. On my old Coupe I went with Rubber Mercedes SLK mats. They fit. Found them on EBay and really liked the look of them. They were inexpensive, too ($49 for a set, brand new).
Just depends on what you are looking for.

 

I just checked the Crossfire Store out for a set of rear CROSSFIRE letters for my SRT6. The original owner debadged and I passed up the opportunity to buy them new from Chrysler in 2008 for $60. These guys want $250 for used. Nope. She will be driven naked.

Update 11/27/2025: Owner in Canada sold me a set and I have applied them to the SRT6. Back to original condition and it looks great.

 

Check e bay. You can get them for a reasonable price.

 

I am looking to get coco mats for my crossfire in the very near future, they are a bit pricey, but they certainly do look nice and come in many colors and varieties. They are custom matched/made for each car as far as fit.

 

The OP fell off the face of the Earth.

 

I'm going to contact them and see if they have mats for RHD cars.