Has anyone found a vendor that sells floor mats for the crossfire. If so,
please list a link to web site if one exist.

 

Just curious--is there something wrong with the stock ones that you don't like? Or are you just looking for something different?

 

Mine did not have them in the car. Are mats suppose to come with car? If
so I need to go back to dealer to get them.

 

YES they come with the car--go back a get them from the dealer!

 

Oh dear,

Floor mats are standard

They even have the neat buttons that attach to the floor to prevent slipping.

When attached properly, they blend into the interior so check it again, you might have just mistaken the floor mat for the floor.

 

I didn't recieve floor mats with mine either.

 

I will be sure to take a "Standard Equipment" check list with me. I will be so excited to get mine, I would forget..

 

No kidding, that's obviously what happend to me. I live in Washington though and the dealer I bought from was in California. (By their name is Wallitis Motors, Quincy California) I got mine for MSRP 34,495 without the ridiculous mark-up I've been seeing lately.

 

Good price. I asked the dealer I am working with will they mark up at some point. He said no. I have it on e-mail that way it is legally binding..lol :-)

 

Right on. I called all over the damn country, used www.autotrader.com to search for the car. Every time I called on an MSRP listing they would say, "Oh, no, that is wrong, we will have to get that fixed." Not sure of the laws on that though.

 

Record it next time..LOL

 

Hey, I ended up finding my floor mats afterall. They were in the trunk under the "Crossfire Touring Gear" box.

 

You know, I would expect dealer prep to include putting the floor mats on for the customer.

My dealer went through the car with a fine tooth comb. They did a complete undercarriage inspection with a UV lamp and those yellow goggles. It looked like an episode out of CSI!

Apparently the factory fluids contain an indicator which will glow under the lamp so that they could detect any fluid leaks and tell them apart from joint lubrication.

That's how they found my air-conditioning o-ring problem before I even drove off. (Well, they thought it was another part as they found that before receiving the rapid transmittal, so they replaced 2 things)

That's where I got my first tour under my new car.

 

Yep, that is pretty poor service if they cannot even put on your floor mats. I wish mine had looked at it under the lights to check for that o'ring issue--because that came back to haunt me later. What was the other issue they resolved for you??

 

Right Texex, in fact that was a known thing before we stumbled into that little BAS/ESP "bug".

They found it but they had the wait for the part and they didn't want me to be deprived of taking the Crossfire to a July 4 parade, so I rolled the car out the same day.

The BAS/ESP "bug" was a totaly team effort between my dealership and Chrysler. They licked it and now the car works perfectly.

 

Picking up my SSB auto crossfire today. Saw a reference to this "bug" in one of the posts. Is there something I should be looking for or aware of?


TIA

 

Have them check the o'ring for the AC line.

 

I recetly purchsased a used Xfire and it had no floor mats.

Costco on line has custom floor mats for the croosfire for $54.00 and custom covers for $135.00.

 

For the record, floor mats are standard in the limited but not in the base.

 

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