I am just a curious about how common these problems actually are, I am a little worried about the price of maintenance!!! How many people here have been able to just drive the car with normal maintenance and go lets say 80/90k without any problems???

 

The RCM problem can be addressed before any trouble occurs. Simple repair really. As for the other sensors mentioned, they fail just as often as other auto manufacturers, no more, no less. It just sounds bad because it gets mentioned here everytime it happens. One good thing is that you can replace it yourself using all the info posted on this forum. Oil changes are part of regular maintenance but are on the expensive side, more so if you have someone else do it. But I wouldn't let that deter me from buying a Crossfire. Tires can cost more for this car than the average daily driver, again still worth the cost for the enjoyment of the car.

James

 

+ 1 on what james said , I have had my car for six yrs , no major problems , it been one of best cars I have ever owned,hell of alot fun

 

A more positive look at these fine cars.....
Crossfire's with no or little problems

 

Going to a dealership and counting the cars on the hoists does not reflect the overall reliability of that makers cars. Just like hospitals do not reflect the health of the general population.

You would be better of not searching the web for symptoms of illnesses or you will start wondering why you are still breathing.

 

That's great news I was worried there for a few ill just make sure Itake care of her and hopefully she returns the favor

 

Where in KY?

 

Im from owensboro ky, You a fellow kentuckian?

 

Well then you should join me and others at the largest Crossfire event ever.
Take a look: 5th Annual Spring 2012 Tail of the Dragon GTG - April 6-8, 2012