Hi folks. I've had my 2008 Crossfire Coupe since 2010 when I bought it brand new. It was a bit of a love at first sight and I've never lost that love, if you will. What made owning the Crossfire so much easier was this website. I've come and asked quite a few questions when I've run into problems with my Crossfire; and you guys were so willing to share your knowledge and experiences that most of my problems found some solutions. For that, I want to say thanks a million. I can't name all of you who helped but you know who you are. My crossfire still only has a little over 60k miles but it's showing some age. But I still enjoy driving it, opening up the throttle when I hit the freeways and any cop-free open roads. I recently bought a Porsche Cayenne and it is a whole new type of car but I'm keeping my Crossfire. There's nothing like the Crossfireforum.com for Porsche even though the Porsche owners are supposed to be a rabid bunch in terms of their passion for their cars. Keep it up guys and my hat's off to you all and the folks who own this website.

 

 

You are right about Crossfire owners helping each other out, but I'm afraid you won't find that on the very elite Porsche sites

 

Ok, maybe I am awesome. Sure beats the hell out of the analysis offered of my by past wives, girlfriends and 'working girls'.

 

 

99 percent of the time this is a great group, the other 1 percent to me is the ones that you wouldn't get along with no matter what. I've had some great times with these folks.

 

Reminds me of an old TV jingle " Double the flavor, Double the fun!" Stay active on the Crossfire forum, and join in with the fun at our Get-Togethers.

 

This forum has resurrected my Crossfire many, many times! Thank you all!

 

The amount of knowledge ( and humor) that this group has is brilliant, the videos and how toos have helped me on a number of occasions.
Big thanks to all.