Well ladies and gentlemen I finally traded in the Crossfire for a leftover 2006 Chrysler 300c. I had a 2004 Crossfire manual with 18,000 miles and got $16,750 on trade. Horrible trade in value but it does have the Chrysler logo on it. I am kind of upset here a week after I purchase another Crossfire and now hear that Daimler wants to sell off its Chrysler brand...o'well we shall see what happens.
The very best to all of you and this site has been extremely helpful. Thanks.

 

Well, at least you got another one of the fine products that only exists today because of that merger.

 

Sure hope that Daimler sells of Chrysler, but yea it is another product of the merger, have fun in the new car you again made a pretty good choice, whatever your reasons were for making such a radical change... It was a good choice and a car you should be happy with...

Good luck man wherever you go and I hope you enjoyed your crossfire experience...

 

I too just traded in my 2004 Crossfire for a new-old stock 2006 Chrysler 300 Touring. I really was growing weary with all the little issues my Crossfire was having. The last straw was the crank position sensor failing, leaving me stranded just 2 blocks from the dealership. I know many people here have had no problems, so I won't say all Crossfires are bad cars. I started out loving the little car, but by the time I traded it, I was ready to push it off a cliff.